Ryan Reynolds e Jason Bateman al telefono su "On Air con Ryan Seacrest" per parlare di come i due attori si sono conosciuti molti anni fa, e quali sono state le loro prime reazioni all'idea di un altro film che parla di 'scambio di corpi' in "The Change- Up.
In "The Change-Up" vediamo Jason Bateman che interpreta il personaggio di 'Dave', un padre di famiglia con bambini urlanti che pensa che l'erba può essere più verde dall'altra parte. Al fianco di Jason c'è Ryan Reynolds che interpreta 'Mitch,' un ragazzo che sa solo divertirsi con le donne.
Entrambi gli attori offrono il loro parere in merito alla nozione che tutti gli uomini sposati poco dopo il matrimonio si ritrovano a lamentarsi della loro situazione, mentre i loro amici single sono in missione per trovare la donna da sposare e alla fine magari diventano proprio quegli uomini che si lamentano della loro vita da sposati!
Jason lamenta la situazione dicendo: "E 'un paradosso. Risponde con chiarezza alla domanda 'chi è più intelligente gli uomini o le donne?' Noi uomini non siamo brillanti. Pesiamo sempre che l'erba sia più verde dall'altra parte. Ryan aggiunge ridendo," noi siamo gli assistenti del pasticcere nella vita". Noi impastiamo la pasta, e spremiamo il tubo. Dovremmo solo essere esiliati su un'isola dei passatempi stupidi".
Jason spiega la sua prima reazione al "The Change-Up" come "chi diavolo ha bisogno di un altro film che parla di scambio di corpi? Ma gli autori di "The Hangover" e regista di "The Wedding Crashers" hanno trascinato il concetto direttamente attraverso la fogna, e lo si è rinnovato con un pò di roba 'R-rated' ". Ryan aggiunge felicemente," Non si tratta di Quel pazzo venerdì dei vostri padri ' ma è tutto ciò che avreste voluto avessero messo in un film commedia che parla dello scambio di corpi che è esattamente tutto quello che accadrebbe."
Ryan ricorda quando ha incotrato Jason per la prima volta e dice: "Ho conosciuto Jason Bateman quando avevo 19 anni, ed è stata la prima persona ad essere gentile con me a Los Angeles quando mi sono trasferito qui. Sono sicuro che fosse ubriaco e fatto al momento. Quindi è stata una grande prima esperienza con lui. "Jason si ricorda la prima volta che si sono incontrati, ma aggiunge un ricordo meno emozionante," Io in realtà avevo appena volitato su uno e Ryan era lì e mi ha aiutato a pulire. "
"Cera una battuta in 'The Change-Up' " dice Reynolds a Seacrest "che purtroppo è finita sul pavimento della sala taglio, il personaggio di Jason mi chiede all'inizio del film: 'Quanto sei fatto?' Al che il mio personaggio risponde, 'In una scala da Ryan Seacrest a Wilie Nelson Sono appena a nord di Harrison Ford." Risposta di Ryan? "Se quello è stato tagliato questo film è molto molto divertente!"
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Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman called in to “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” to talk about how both the movie stars first met many years ago, and what their first reactions were to the idea of another ‘body switching’ movie in “The Change-Up.” Most interestingly, we get a sample of the films comedy which involved our very own Ryan Seacrest.
“The Change-Up” stars Jason Bateman who plays the character of ‘Dave,’ a family man with screaming babies who thinks the grass may be greener on the other side. Jason stars alongside of Ryan Reynolds who portrays ‘Mitch,’ a single guy having fun with the ladies.
Both stars offer their opinion on the notion that all married men soon after matrimony find themselves complaining about their situation, whereas their single friends are on a mission to find ‘the one’ and eventually become the complaining married man!
Jason laments the situation saying, “It’s a paradox. It clearly answers the question who is smarter men or women? We men are not a bright breed. We always think its greener on the other side.” Ryan laughingly adds, “we are the assistant pastry chefs in life. We knead the dough, and squeeze the tube. We should just be banished to an island of stupid hobbies.”
Jason explains his first reaction to “The Change-Up” as “Who the hell needs another to do another body switching movie? But the writers of “The Hangover” and director of “The Wedding Crashers” dragged the concept right through the gutter, and they freshened it up with a bunch of R-rated stuff.” Ryan happily adds, “It’s not your fathers ‘Freaky Friday.’ Its really everything you wished they would’ve shown in a body switching movie comedy which is the stuff that would actually happen.”
Ryan recollects about first meeting Jason saying, “I’ve known Jason Bateman since I was 19, and he was the first guy that was nice to me in Los Angeles when I moved here. I’m sure he was drunk and high at the time. So I had a great first experience with him.” Jason remembers the first time they met, but adds a less then thrilling memory, “I actually had thrown up on a guy, and there was Ryan to help me clean it up.”
“The Change-Up” even had a joke which Reynolds even tells Seacrest that sadly ended up on the cutting room floor, “Jason’s character asks me at the beginning of the movie, ‘How stoned are you?’ To which my character responds, ‘On a scale of Ryan Seacrest to Wilie Nelson I’m just north of Harrison Ford.” Ryan’s response? “If that funny got cut this movie is very very funny!”
“The Change-Up” stars Jason Bateman who plays the character of ‘Dave,’ a family man with screaming babies who thinks the grass may be greener on the other side. Jason stars alongside of Ryan Reynolds who portrays ‘Mitch,’ a single guy having fun with the ladies.
Both stars offer their opinion on the notion that all married men soon after matrimony find themselves complaining about their situation, whereas their single friends are on a mission to find ‘the one’ and eventually become the complaining married man!
Jason laments the situation saying, “It’s a paradox. It clearly answers the question who is smarter men or women? We men are not a bright breed. We always think its greener on the other side.” Ryan laughingly adds, “we are the assistant pastry chefs in life. We knead the dough, and squeeze the tube. We should just be banished to an island of stupid hobbies.”
Jason explains his first reaction to “The Change-Up” as “Who the hell needs another to do another body switching movie? But the writers of “The Hangover” and director of “The Wedding Crashers” dragged the concept right through the gutter, and they freshened it up with a bunch of R-rated stuff.” Ryan happily adds, “It’s not your fathers ‘Freaky Friday.’ Its really everything you wished they would’ve shown in a body switching movie comedy which is the stuff that would actually happen.”
Ryan recollects about first meeting Jason saying, “I’ve known Jason Bateman since I was 19, and he was the first guy that was nice to me in Los Angeles when I moved here. I’m sure he was drunk and high at the time. So I had a great first experience with him.” Jason remembers the first time they met, but adds a less then thrilling memory, “I actually had thrown up on a guy, and there was Ryan to help me clean it up.”
“The Change-Up” even had a joke which Reynolds even tells Seacrest that sadly ended up on the cutting room floor, “Jason’s character asks me at the beginning of the movie, ‘How stoned are you?’ To which my character responds, ‘On a scale of Ryan Seacrest to Wilie Nelson I’m just north of Harrison Ford.” Ryan’s response? “If that funny got cut this movie is very very funny!”
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