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- Filmmakers Jay and Mark Duplass have made a big name for themselves with the endearing hyperrealism of their mumblecore films. The brothers have now delved into the world of TV with their series Togetherness, which follows the tribulations of thirtysomethings trying to make sense of their adult lives.
Togetherness stars Amanda Peet, Melanie Lynskey, and Steve Zissis. The series premiered on HBO this January and has already been renewed for a second season. We sat down with the Duplass brothers to talk about the series and its parallels with their lives.
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Best interviewer ever. And wow, these guys are real artists and such a breath of fresh air, love what they've been up to.
Yoooo!!! I remember The Puffy Chair days…so happy for the Duplass bros to see how far they’ve come!!
"terrified to die with their music in them" absolutely perfect.
I have never watched this show, but i really enjoy hearing people talk about their art. it's always invigorating
That was so beautiful hearing what these guys have done, their relationship and their work ethic, creative ideas. Also their start in the industry. It was really fun to learn more. Great interviewer, I only wish it could've gone on longer.
Mark Duplass always looks like he needs a Hot bowl of soup and a warm hug... 😢😢😢
Lol not untrue
Love these guys! They’re brilliant! Togetherness is an awesome series, I just wish they made more than 2 seasons. I’m into Room 104 right now and find it so unique and clever and cerebral.
The way the interviewer laughs at someone else’s existential dread 😂 1:27
Jay and Mark Duplass have made names for themselves with the endearing hyperrealism of their mumblecore films. Now, the brothers are writing a new TV series, which follows the tribulations of 30-somethings trying to make sense of their adult lives.
What an original idea for a tv show(sarcasm). I think there may have been a show called "30 Something" but I think it was about something else.
Watching the reality shows on TH-cam seem more hyper"real" than any fake drama Hollywood can create. These type of comedies seem mundane and forced.
+ted rohe and EH CBunny, Shut up and make new awesome shit exist. That's how humanity best critiques what's come before.
+Jordan Weimer Does it? Thats the difference with something that is really good, it stands on its own, it does not require a reference of what came before, so cliché people can say ' this is so innovative'.
Haven't seen their show but I will now. This was a great interview i like how much they described their creative process
+Devin Menge ohhh do watch it! its great stuff!
100%, it was really insightful. I'm going to watch it now too
The interviewer seems far too cultured and undouchey for a vice employee
+Happy Now Where's his 1920'S mustache is all I'm saying
+Happy Now If any vice people see this I'm kind of only messing, I appreciate this interview the Super Duplass Bro's are my heroes.
Happy Now isn't he the guy that pissed off RDJ in that interview where RDJ got mad? don't we all remember that?
Im rewatching Togetherness in 2024. Wish it has more than two seasons.
Love these guys' work. Thanks again Vice.
not sure what all this negativity is for in the comments. i thoroughly enjoyed this interview and very much grew to like the guys more through out it and will definitely be checking out their work.
totally agree
They're so greatttt
Do these guys have identical vocal cords
they have identical cocks down their throats
great show guys!!! thanx
Mumblecore sounds like a music genre lol. Like blue angel lounge. They sound like mumblecore.
isn't one of these guys on The League?
great interviewer!
Great!
16:00 "...desperate to find something that we could contribute to this world"
pause at 1:40 and thats what i think about this show
We wanted to do something that LA television executives would really relate to.
Go for it
Anyone who wants a primer on these dudes should watch "Jeff, Who Lives At Home". Film is as funny as it is poignant.
I just watched Outside In, and loved it.
The guy looks like All Pacino in the thumbnail
Frankenstein was the doctor
Why this comment
I'm sooooo far removed for this kind of Hollywood, LA, screen acting interview talk about experience, motivation and first world problems.
Mumblecore eh? I'll try and crowbar that into a natural sentence next week at work.
haven't managed it so far.
***** I'm so painfully normal and boring they might fall asleep before I've finished the first sentence.
+Rob The Fandom Menace Its true, very much first world problems indie shows..all dealing with the same ass bullshit 'problems'. Like Girls, Togetherness, Transparency..etc
It's not bad, but just ...cliché in many ways and annoying to see this very privileged people be the center point of again a tv show with the same type of music etc etc. Transparency and girls are much worse , with such privileged cunty kids. Yughhhh
I think it would be much better if it would delve into some deeper shit... Sopranos for me is one of the more realistic shows,many think its a maffia show, but its so much more about humans, what is inside them, wat moves people, from a very original perspective.( The cunty privileged kids are also present in sopranos, children of tony, but shown for what they are or can be and it doenst revolve around them) still nothing is made that is better or more authentic and real.
just noticed Steve (Alex) had a very small part in Her lol
i can't watch their show because it has the skelator named amada "smelly feet" peet.
The League....
There are some nice 'realistic' moments in mumblecore movies (and now tv show).
But after you watch one of them, you see their limitations (non-actors), and
why you'd rather have 'real' actors , who have range, depth, characterization,etc.
With this kind of filmmaking, it kind brings the standards down for actors.
It's just looking for 'types', and types that can only do that one kind of type,that one personality.
I remember when Vice was awesome... When they would cover interesting things from all over the world that no one else would cover or talk about. This is just crap
vice is more like slice.....just a hint of lemon
Rye hum salamander
Mublecore.
Gary Malarkey I envision Milton from Office Space making Mumford and Sons covers when I see/hear that word.
Unwittingly.
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Rye hum.blundeebussie
these guys make the worst movie of all time
+Ben Bjork where are your movies at?
+PerfectSituation2012 pornhub under the section for "monster dongs"
Burn!
These boys talk as if they are the Safdie brothers. Mumblecore? Really? These guys are hacks. They need to stop talking as if they think they're the second coming of Cassavettes. BOO!