Seth Rogen Is True To Film Life Is Repeated '50 / 50 '
Seth Rogenhas become a big star playing Boneheads endearing. In "Knocked Up," "Superbad" and "Pineapple Express" Rogen invested his characters with dull enough heart to make them sympathetic without being sappy.
But in his next film, "50/50", the lovely warm Seth Rogen Seth Rogen plays himself.
The film was written by Seth Rogen PAL Reiser real life and is inspired by the true story of how the two friends discussed the Reiser cancer diagnosis, while in his twenties. The film blends comedy to drama, and Rogen said in an interview this week that he is happy not always paint a flattering light.
"I feel proud to show how stupid he acted at the time," said Seth Rogen, "if it makes other people feel better about how your friends act in a similar situation, or how stupid he acted in a situation similar. "
Rogen said that he first met Will Reiser while working on Sacha Baron Cohen "Tha Ali G Show" when they were both nearly 24 years. He said: "We became friends, and I think it was like six or seven months after we stopped working on the show, he told us he had cancer ... and we don ' have really not much with it too. " But as he and Reiser was shaken by the news they have to develop the idea of turning the situation in a film. Rogen said, "I believe that a mechanism almost hopeless to try to make something good out of it, [we] thought, yes, it would be great if we somehow made a movie of this."
Rogen said Kyle, the mark, he plays the film "is much less sensitive than me in real life," but that he personally bound in Kyle inability to express their feelings. He said that the sign "is really affected by what happens to his friends and he does not have a clue how to deal with it, and he is the mechanism ... [t] he acts like an idiot, and what you are looking for to use it to benefit themselves, but only to talk about it. that is what we really want to do, "Rogen said that the inability to communicate a serious level, which was directly in his friendship with Reiser:" [We] joked a lot about of it, when he was sick, but we had many discussions that real seriously, first. "
Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("Inception", "(500) Days of Summer") plays Adam, cancer character based on Reiser. Rogen said that Gordon-Levitt joined the cast "literally one week before the start of filming," Gordon-Levitt and deliberately did not spend much time around Reiser then he should not imitate the real person to the screen. According to Rogen, "[Joseph] really just tried to interpret in their own way and make his own version of what sometimes is very close to reality."
Rogen was also impressed with the way Gordon-Levitt handled the key scene where Adam buzzing all his hair with clippers, while Kyle watches. Rogen said: "It was scary, especially because we had to improvise a lot during this scene -. improvise and shaving head [is] not often you find two things that go together" but he was impressed with the way Gordon-Levitt kept the dramatic truth of the scene, while finding humor in the scene: "[It] is a very intense moment and the way he plays is intense, but at the same time, it's fun and you can tell is a guy who does not want to deal with the way it is intense. So instead he sort of tries to make jokes and you approach a brighter place. "
I asked Rogen if there were moments in the film ended, it seemed too personal hardship for him. He said: "In reality, a feeling we feel more personal and really show people what we've been honest, I'm happier." Rogen said, and Reiser took the view that truth is the only way to keep the story going off the rails. He said: "I think that as soon as you try to start doing things because of a dramatic or funny and you are not just trying to tell a story, then actually run [in] the risk, especially in this film."
Rogen said to finally be proud of the amount of personal details of the data, which ended in the film: "I think we all did stupid things at that time were, and we also did things that were very nice at that time too ... [if] people can watch and it really feels like them, so I have to cool everything is there. "
But in his next film, "50/50", the lovely warm Seth Rogen Seth Rogen plays himself.
The film was written by Seth Rogen PAL Reiser real life and is inspired by the true story of how the two friends discussed the Reiser cancer diagnosis, while in his twenties. The film blends comedy to drama, and Rogen said in an interview this week that he is happy not always paint a flattering light.
"I feel proud to show how stupid he acted at the time," said Seth Rogen, "if it makes other people feel better about how your friends act in a similar situation, or how stupid he acted in a situation similar. "
Rogen said that he first met Will Reiser while working on Sacha Baron Cohen "Tha Ali G Show" when they were both nearly 24 years. He said: "We became friends, and I think it was like six or seven months after we stopped working on the show, he told us he had cancer ... and we don ' have really not much with it too. " But as he and Reiser was shaken by the news they have to develop the idea of turning the situation in a film. Rogen said, "I believe that a mechanism almost hopeless to try to make something good out of it, [we] thought, yes, it would be great if we somehow made a movie of this."
Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("Inception", "(500) Days of Summer") plays Adam, cancer character based on Reiser. Rogen said that Gordon-Levitt joined the cast "literally one week before the start of filming," Gordon-Levitt and deliberately did not spend much time around Reiser then he should not imitate the real person to the screen. According to Rogen, "[Joseph] really just tried to interpret in their own way and make his own version of what sometimes is very close to reality."
Rogen was also impressed with the way Gordon-Levitt handled the key scene where Adam buzzing all his hair with clippers, while Kyle watches. Rogen said: "It was scary, especially because we had to improvise a lot during this scene -. improvise and shaving head [is] not often you find two things that go together" but he was impressed with the way Gordon-Levitt kept the dramatic truth of the scene, while finding humor in the scene: "[It] is a very intense moment and the way he plays is intense, but at the same time, it's fun and you can tell is a guy who does not want to deal with the way it is intense. So instead he sort of tries to make jokes and you approach a brighter place. "
Rogen said to finally be proud of the amount of personal details of the data, which ended in the film: "I think we all did stupid things at that time were, and we also did things that were very nice at that time too ... [if] people can watch and it really feels like them, so I have to cool everything is there. "
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