Hey guys, while we're still a month away from TFM's next show (a live IMPROV performance at the PIT!), we're excited to announce that we'll be appearing next week as guests on THE MATT FRIED HOUR, a live late-night style show at the PIT.
As part of our appearance, we'll be premiering our brand-new original video "FAT HIPSTERS",
Come see it before everyone else does and you too can get bragging rights and claim to have known about us before we sold out and put our video on YouTube.
THE MATT FRIED HOUR!, "Best described as “Conan O’Brien on a $50 budget”. Host and comedian Matt Fried welcomes to his late night talk show an unparalleled variety of celebrities, yet-to-be-discovered comedians, and the best, unsigned indie music.",
THURSDAY, JUNE 24th, 2010
THE PEOPLES IMPROV THEATER,
(154 West 29th Street, between 6th &, 7th Avenues, NYC),
9:30 PM, http://www.ThePIT-nyc.com/,
Tickets are $5 if you order them online, $8 at the door:
http://tinyurl.com/MFHourAtThePIT
Join us for fun and hilarity!
Other guests scheduled include: JENA FRIEDMAN, MICHELLE WOLF and RUE BRUTALIA.
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THURSDAY July 15, get ready for another great STAND-UP COMEDY show at the Crossroads in Garwood!, Come have a drink and spend a summer Thursday laughing with:, RICH ARNOLD, JIMMY GLENN, MICHELLE DUFF, TEDDY YOON, STEVE SERRA, BRIAN MONAGHAN, GARY DeNOIA, and the Get Up, Stand Ups debuts of, PETE ELIAS, KRIS BRANDYBERRY, &, MIKE GUDZY,
Hosted by yours truly and featuring videos and more!,
9PM - $5 Cover at the Door!
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One week later, on July 22nd, THE FOOLHARDY MANOR returns to the Peoples Improv Theater with some never-before-seen and never-to-be-seen again scenes of IMPROV!, We've been doing mostly sketch for some time now, and I'm really excited to get back to some good ol' fashioned make-em-ups., Showtime is 7pm and tickets are $5!
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Trailer Trash: Somewhere
Writer-Director Sofia Coppola returns to the Lost in Translation font one more time with SOMEWHERE.
The very indie-feeling trailer introduces us quickly to action movie-star Johnny Marco, Stephen Dorff, who's coasting through life but isn't satisfied (we can tell this by his scowl while beautiful women throw themselves at him) - we see him in hotels, at press junkets and red carpet events just going through the motions. He hurts his arm somehow (I'm guessing drunken night or on-set accident) and the first sign of love in the trailer is when his daughter, appearing in his hotel room to his understated surprise, Sharpies a little heart on his cast.
Dorff, while never having broken through (beyond Blade) is likeable and certainly looks the part of a weathering movie star, willing us to accept his (or Marco's) stardom. Elle Fanning plays Cleo, his daughter, and seems suitably awkward-stage and realistic. Those Fanning girls have such gentle, expressive faces - what will we do now that they're getting to be all grown up? (Probably sexualize them, as in The Runaways).
The hardest throw-back to Coppola's Oscar-winning heretofore masterwork LiT is a brief shot of Dorff and Fanning at some sort of Italian awards ceremony, where the movie star is being honored for something but doesn't understand what's going on around him.
I like a good Hollywood insider tale, and while this is more about feeling that wheeling & dealing, it's an accessible world to set a fairy tale. I'm in.
The movie hits theaters 12/22 and is brought to us by Focus Features. The trailer is available on APPLE.com.
The very indie-feeling trailer introduces us quickly to action movie-star Johnny Marco, Stephen Dorff, who's coasting through life but isn't satisfied (we can tell this by his scowl while beautiful women throw themselves at him) - we see him in hotels, at press junkets and red carpet events just going through the motions. He hurts his arm somehow (I'm guessing drunken night or on-set accident) and the first sign of love in the trailer is when his daughter, appearing in his hotel room to his understated surprise, Sharpies a little heart on his cast.
Dorff, while never having broken through (beyond Blade) is likeable and certainly looks the part of a weathering movie star, willing us to accept his (or Marco's) stardom. Elle Fanning plays Cleo, his daughter, and seems suitably awkward-stage and realistic. Those Fanning girls have such gentle, expressive faces - what will we do now that they're getting to be all grown up? (Probably sexualize them, as in The Runaways).
The hardest throw-back to Coppola's Oscar-winning heretofore masterwork LiT is a brief shot of Dorff and Fanning at some sort of Italian awards ceremony, where the movie star is being honored for something but doesn't understand what's going on around him.
I like a good Hollywood insider tale, and while this is more about feeling that wheeling & dealing, it's an accessible world to set a fairy tale. I'm in.
The movie hits theaters 12/22 and is brought to us by Focus Features. The trailer is available on APPLE.com.
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