Seann William Scott and Paul Rudd are certainly one of the oddest couples to grace the screen in recent years, but grace it they do in Role Models, the big studio debut of cult director David Wain. Scott plays Rudd’s best friend, a ne’er do well who has reached career nirvana as a guy in a minotaur suit trying to sell energy drinks to kids. When they get into some legal trouble, Scott and Rudd opt to skip jail by doing 30 days of community service in a Big Brothers-like program. Hilarity – and learning! – ensues.
Here’s my chat with Seann William Scott. I hated having to go for the obvious question up front, but it’s the job.
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I wasn't planning on seeing Role Models but I think I will know based on the reviews. I definitely agree on Southland Tales, I didn't like it at first then I watched it again and I liked it. I think the movie is pretty messy though and some times too strange but a pretty good movie that I think will become a cult movie, and I hope there will be a Directors Cut someday.
HAHA, Devin you sly dawg!! That question totally got me.
Great interview Devin, it made me push up Southland Tales to the top of my Netflix Queue.
Role Models (2008) have you seen I have. It was kind of a drama. Love to fallen in with the story. Two different life styles shown by the main correctors it is thinking time for two young men when they crash in to jail. Mostly I love the way they behave with the children. It was learning episode for the youngsters of ours. I sit and watch it from http://www.80millionmoviesfree.com all in all grate drama for a movie
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