This may be one of the funniest interviews I have ever seen. Steve Carell visits "The Daily Show" to promote his film "Get Smart", and luckily for us, they don't get around to talking about the movie until the end of the interview.
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Showing posts with label Daily Show. Show all posts
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Friday, June 20, 2008
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
The Daily Show and Colbert Report writers debate before Congress
In a mock debate before members of the United States Congress, a few writers from The Daily Show and The Colbert Report decided to get their message across, brilliantly as usual.
"On one side, in shirts, was the striking Writers Guild of America, played by "Daily Show" writers Rob Kutner, Tim Carvell and Jason Ross. On the other side, in suits, was the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, played by "The Colbert Report" writers Michael Brumm, Peter Grosz and Tom Purcell.
Crashing out of the starting gates, the shirts argued it would cost the suits less than 1% of their total revenue to give the writers everything they wanted. For Paramount Pictures, that comes to $4.6 million, or "half the amount it takes to get Reese Witherspoon into a movie."
"I ask you," one writer noted, "which is more important to a movie -- a script, or half of Reese Witherspoon?"
The studio suits thought for a second.
"Which half?"
"On one side, in shirts, was the striking Writers Guild of America, played by "Daily Show" writers Rob Kutner, Tim Carvell and Jason Ross. On the other side, in suits, was the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, played by "The Colbert Report" writers Michael Brumm, Peter Grosz and Tom Purcell.
Crashing out of the starting gates, the shirts argued it would cost the suits less than 1% of their total revenue to give the writers everything they wanted. For Paramount Pictures, that comes to $4.6 million, or "half the amount it takes to get Reese Witherspoon into a movie."
"I ask you," one writer noted, "which is more important to a movie -- a script, or half of Reese Witherspoon?"
The studio suits thought for a second.
"Which half?"
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Writer's Strike,
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Monday, December 3, 2007
Writer's Strike: Sorry Internet
In solidarity with the striking writers, all the adorable animals on the Internet are going on strike. From Colbert Report writers Frank Lesser and Rob Dubbin
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Daily Show,
Humor,
Video,
Writer's Strike,
Youtube
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
Even Stepvhen: Halloween (The Daily Show)
Back when Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert where on the Daily Show together, the "Even Stephven" segment was one of my favorites. Here is a classic Halloween segment. Enjoy.
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Daily Show,
Halloween,
Humor,
Stephen Colbert,
Steve Carrell,
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