Can't help but notice that Dave doesn't like making fun of Tommy as much as the other two guys :-) clearly finding more resonance in the relationship between Tommy and Greg, pretty interesting stuff.
I imagine as his younger brother he’s probably the least amused person hearing his big brother and friends doing impersonations for the trillionth time.
Im technically an older sibling and get talked over almost everytime I speak in my life lmao. Its more like the "person who wont go 'hey I was already talking, shut up' " struggle is real lmao.
Well James is also the director/producer, he should be answering the majority of the questions unless they are specific to one person. Plus Seth jumps in whenever he wants, Dave could've done the same. I think it's more out of respect for his brother rather than Dave feeling edged out.
James and seth are more interesting to listen to at this point and dave acknowledges this. He's a good sport dave Franco, he handles himself well in between these 2. Franco family must be a good one
So I just looked online and found out that Tommy Wiseau paid $5,000 a month to keep that billboard up....for 5 years xD And he said the way they afforded it was through DVD sales. Gotta respect the man's dedication. $300,000.
Such amazing down to earth guys. It makes you realize that acting is an art that takes lots of practice, but anyone can do it if they put the effort and time in.
I believe we all feel what Dave says about not knowing if you killed it or if its garbage, we're all wired to believe whatever we do that we pour our hearts in to will be great, but it doesn't at all depends on what our perception of it is. For that very reason, Tommy Wiseau's The Room might very well be the worst movie ever made, which it doesn't stop it from being a cult classic and one of the greatest, most talked about movies ever. Whatever you may think of the movie, in the end, you HAVE to respect Wiseau's resolve.
Brain studies need to be done on Tommy. He seems so sincere as if he is 100% clueless how bad he is and there must be something different in his brain. I've been playing music over 20 years and as far back as I can remember and even now, I always can tell if something doesn't sound right or whatever I am doing sucks. I am an experienced musician of 20 years and have always been able to accurately tell if something didn't sound right and if so I would stop or adjust and correct it. Even when I did not know how to play any instruments, I never thought the wrong chords or notes sound right. Most of my family either plays an instrument pretty well or works in the field. One family gathering my cousin playing guitar and hitting a lot of wrong notes. It wasn't horrible, but it was enough to make me very embarrassed to the point I would never consider playing in front of people if I don't know for a fact that I can succeed. My cousin just kept on going. Just a wrong note out of nowhere sounds like a cat got stepped on and my brother I have to try hard as possible not to laugh on accident. Is something wrong with my cousin like with Tommy? Why would he keep playing while making such obvious mistakes? Perhaps he doesn't know it's happening? If I had to play 1,500 notes and I know 150 will be missed and it's going to stand out or sound bad, I wouldn't even risk putting myself into the situation to be embarrassed. I would however work on it 24x7 without focusing on anything else. Not because I really care about playing this music, but because I don't want to embarrass myself. It's really hard for me to imagine having people see you fail while you are truly trying. It's kind of like how I look at betting. Not going to make any bets with friends unless I know for 100% certainty I am going to win the bet. I would love to see brain scans of someone who is self aware of failure / critical on themselves vs someone like Tommy. It's like he lives in his own universe. Money definitely plays the largest role here, without gobs and gobs of it, he wouldn't be able to do anything. It's a popular movie in part because of the budget and how that ties into the story. He put up his own money and he failed!!! Humans are very fascinating.
Thanks for recording this, seriously, if anyone knows about the importance of capturing these rare, once-only interactions, it could well be me. But I do implore you to look into getting a camcorder for any future awesome events like this, so you don't have to cut off and restart filming every ~20 minutes or so... It is a shame to have missed out on that story about the hotel room (not so much of a shame to miss that guy doing a shameless plug near the end, though). Still, thanks for all of your effort to record and share this, my wife and I are looking forward to finally seeing this movie more than even we understand.
I enjoyed The Disaster Artist film and, even more, the book. Wiseau is a deeply flawed man--a non-native English speaker and closed head trauma victim. A survivor. So yeah, The Room is funny--but what are we laughing at? If you've ever lived abroad and wrestled with a foreign language, tried to get idiomatic expressions correct, switched words in business meetings, in front of classes of much younger kids who speak much more fluently than you--you know the acute pain of wanting to just fit in. Just be normal. That's why the laughter here puzzles me. Once you understand more about Wiseau and his journey, his disability, and how he overcame it to achieve the weird greatness he finally achieved--what's funny? How does it continue to be funny? Do we laugh at all our non-native speaking friends when they botch English so horribly--as they sincerely try to get it right? Do we expect sustained, uproarious laughter when we try in our second or third language to do so? Yes, it's funny at first, a funny-sounding voice, Tommy's disability-rendered diction--it's a real gas. But I don't understand the sustained laughter, and why it's not considered cruel laughter at Wiseau's expense. In that light, it looks like a bunch of mediocre educated white people laughing at the "funny disabled foreigner." I love The Room and TPW's story--but it's not really 'ha ha' funny after the first moments.
Yeah I don't understand why people just keep raging on this dude . They made a movie about him then sh*Ted on him . I don't understand why they think that they are not flawed .
Dude, no one is laughing at him. We laugh because this movie is just ridiculous. But his life story is just incredible. And half of his life is secret. Thats the material for another movie.
Hollywood is insecure and needs validation by shititng on anything that doesn't fit their views. The Room is funny and that is ok that it came out that way. I think it is ok to poke fun at the movie for being odd and quirky but i don't like how they use Tommy's personal identity as a joke.
I never thought I'd be able to relate to Tommy, but the whole... recording himself talking to himself as he drove around and whatnot. I don't record myself, but I'm constantly talking aloud my thoughts. It helps me think and clear up what's tumbling around upstairs. Tommy is definitely an interesting, even quacky character, but there is something almost... endearing about the man, relatable. It's so interesting to watch these interviews. Love it.
I had no idea who Tommy Wiseau was before this movie. Now I’m a fan! I’m so glad my favorite comedians were in this movie! This was my movie of the year!
Johnny is my hero, and he did naught hit her. Here's the question. If this was originally presented as a comedy, would it have been a great comedy or would it have never seen the success it sees as a bad drama. There is always a wall at the end of alley. Bombshell, turns out Franco is the illegitimate son of Tommy.
Is a very good movie, James does an exquisite job BUUUUUT every single interview i saw, he seems a litlle self-centered and teases Mr Wiseau too much. Even his bro's tired to hear the same anecdotes over and over. In short, you are making a lot of money with Wiseau and Sestero's story, so, at least, you have to show some respect and thankfulness (considering that maybe you'll win an Oscar for this) Have some humility man ....
@39:03 Franco is obviously a GREAT actor, his portrayal of Wiseau is unbelievable, but regarding 'The Author' I think he should Leave the Bukowski film/Ham on Rye to be read, not viewed.
i love these guys ( and i started to watch Granko - Rogen duo movies closely only a 2 weeks ago) Franko Brother is great in "Artist" reminding me Tom Cruise)
I appreciate that James Franco refers to Tommy Wiseau as an outsider artist. Normally we think of that in terms of music (Jan Terri, Wesley Willis, Tiny Tim), but Wiseau was simply that on a much grander scale, using his unlimited budget and taking advantage of the other actors' dreams to make the big picture to get his art out there.
It’s funny to imagine that these well known, well established actors were more nervous showing this film to Tommy than Tommy was getting the film in theaters.
Dave Franco doesn't come off as an arsehole here, unlike the others ... interested to see this film; thought James Franco might be more simpatico with Wiseau than he comes across here ..
James does seem like a right prick here. Celebrating the "failure" of him to his own good. Don't think he'd be speaking of him in the manner he does, if Tommy was actually in the room with him (no pun intended). You can clearly see Dave feeling uncomfortable when his brother is making fun of Tommy. Dave seem to have a lot more empathic view on Tommy, and probably understood him much better than James who ends up portraying him in the movie - th-cam.com/video/RxIIfAhm1FI/w-d-xo.html
He makes a point. Now with this film being made, the real tommy believes he did everything right. Regardless of if that is right or wrong, Tommy is unable to see and accept his own flaws. Never met Franco, but something tells me he probably has dealt with the same issue(either it due to some he has worked with or just himself). As he said, he is an actor, playing an actor.
So what u want him to lie that he didn't feel uncomfortable or weirded out by Tommy? He's just being honest, no bullying here...he loves the dude but anyone can admit even Greg that he's quite the weirdo
They are Portuguese , you can tell some kind of Latino in them. My cousin is half Puerto Rican and he looks like Dave Franco. They also are Russian Jewish. They have the more latino vibe though. They are great .
All the interviews I see with Dave and Frank, I always feel some tension going on. Like they have some problems somewhat behind everything. I mean they are brothers. You don't always get along. But I understand how they are feeling somewhat.
I love James Franco, I always think of James Dean when I watch one of his movies. I think he’s a good actor, he has an infectious smile and so much character in his face, he makes me smile. I see all this nasty stuff on the internet when I google James Franco. I’m not reading it, I don’t want to change my mind about him.
Watch a Neil Breen film. If The Room is bipolar, any Neil Breen film is schizophrenic and off its meds. We need a Tommy Wiseau/Neil Breen buddy-cop movie. People's minds wouldn't be able to handle it.
Dave is trying so hard to be respectful and they keep shutting it down. I could understand if they had actually known Tommy before making the movie. But they didn't even meet until after making most the movie? It's condescending
Alvin John Agulto yeah, it makes complete sense for the movie to be that way, but the way they talk about him in real life is like he's a moron that's only there for their entertainment. I know they're not obligated to befriend him or anything, but James is just so focused on telling every weird or stupid thing the guy did like he doesn't have a brain... or feelings. He just seems douchey. He wants all the attention and doesn't care who he's putting down to get it. Hopefully Tommy won't care that everyone is laughing at him and not with him.
Tommy's scene was a must to be included in the actual movie not after the end credits. I would have had improve the whole movie times a 1000,000,0000. As a great spoof. Also Tommy's acting was at it best ( For real)
Sonja Dawn well he's the director, lead actor and also producer so he deserves to lead the whole interview. And his answers and stories are always more interesting and valid than anyone
This role was just incredibly brave feat, from the man, James Franco. Stellar, riveting performance, by one of the most talented, handsome and unbelievably irreplicable geniuses of our time. He deserves to get most of the speech time, for there is a clear reason for this: He created this movie, he is responsible of the artistry, the craft, the performance and the direction. So with all due respect; stop complaining there, miss. Just shut it, with all due respect. : )
from the trailers, this movie looks like it's going to be good. And if it does well I hope it gives him the opportunity to actually release the Bukowski film.
Wow Film school screening crowds are cringy. Even this host is trying to get in on the limelight and be funny. It's usually the q&a students who want to put on a performance or ask an overly complicated question to look good. Great video anyway. Especially 2/4's way through when Franco just went on a story telling rants with Seth.
I think he is the sexist man alive. 💖 He's funny, has charisma and not scared to be embarrassed by letting himself go. Seems like he always has time for his fans, who wouldn't find that sexy? To each their own I guess.
How is this good-natured? I'm trying to see how it's not simply goofing on a non-native English speaker with a disability. I guess it's cute or quaint at first, but once you understand what you're laughing at--is it still that funny?
Ugh, The person that asks about them praising a villain, so dumb. It's a film "about" someone. No one is praising Tommy, this was just a chance for Franco to show the art of his method acting. Some day people will make films about a President or the Las Vegas Shooter ect... It will just be a film.
True, but they don't care when it's about something like the holocaust or if it was about the Las Vegas Shooter. They only care when it has to do with their ideology. Like I doubt that chick would care if a thousand men died in a movie. Like you said just because art is about something or someone, it doesn't mean it's condoning it or condemning it or anything in between. Also, sure Tommy isn't the perfect role model of how to treat women but if he's the villain, what is someone like Harvey Weinstein ?
It's about painting Tommy in a good light, if Tommy is a womanizing douchebag imbecile that got lucky out of stupidity, and arrogance.... Why does he deserve a film? Because he's funny to make fun of? Because James Franco likes doing his character? It's a 2 sided coin, the film is interesting, because of the popularity of The Room, and Tommy being such a character, making it really funny to copy... but it's also painting Tommy in the light of a dreamer, and someone great. I think it's fine, and interesting that he's so fucking wacked, it's a brilliant movie, but I understand where she's coming from. She isn't dumb, you can't say a film can be about anyone, every film infects the minds of thousands, if not millions... We should be skeptical about what our children watch, and learn from... that being said... saying this is similar to making a film about vegas shooter is a perfect example... you just say there going to make one... but how will it be made? Will it paint him in the light of a dreamer? or a villain? Would that matter to you? or is it just movie about someone.
I feel the same way. I love to laugh at foibles. I love sardonic wit. But Wiseau's survived a head injury, not to mention sustained trauma in his childhood. He speaks at least three languages at more than survival levels. It's really funny, The Room. The editing, the sex scenes, discontinuity. Hilarious. But so much of this cult is based on laughing at something that's not funny if you understand it.
So much to watch. Obsessed with everything The Room related!! But of course 40:10 there’s the feminist who’s come to try to suck the fun out and tear down something that doesn’t matter 🙄
james ,dave seth , whoever is looking for someone to be in a movie that makes ppl laugh or moves ppl it is my fate to entertain and make ppl laugh and i am for real help me break in the biz.
Can't help but notice that Dave doesn't like making fun of Tommy as much as the other two guys :-) clearly finding more resonance in the relationship between Tommy and Greg, pretty interesting stuff.
Chris Ducat or Dave is jut generally a nicer guy
I actually think Dave is a little softer and more considerate to others and their feelings. Its a common thing with the younger brother
I imagine as his younger brother he’s probably the least amused person hearing his big brother and friends doing impersonations for the trillionth time.
I noticed that too, seems like a pretty nice dude lol
Great observation! It’s why he was so perfect in his role.
Awwwww Dave. They just talk right over him. The younger sibling struggle is real.
He's married to Alison Brie, he'll be fine
Dope
Im technically an older sibling and get talked over almost everytime I speak in my life lmao. Its more like the "person who wont go 'hey I was already talking, shut up' " struggle is real lmao.
@@JulianneHannes She's a beauty. those eyes!!!
God you really get a feel for Dave's personality in this interview. What a prolific talker
The making of The Disaster Artist sounds so interesting too, maybe we could have a movie about the making of that too! That would be really meta!
Dave holding up the microphone and waiting patiently for James to stop talking... I think that sums up their relationship.
Andrew Brandt what? I think he is just being polite😅
Ya but Dave gets to be with Alison so he wins!
Well James is also the director/producer, he should be answering the majority of the questions unless they are specific to one person. Plus Seth jumps in whenever he wants, Dave could've done the same. I think it's more out of respect for his brother rather than Dave feeling edged out.
James and seth are more interesting to listen to at this point and dave acknowledges this. He's a good sport dave Franco, he handles himself well in between these 2. Franco family must be a good one
Come on man, it's James's movie lol
dave is so polite n sweet…he respects his big brother,and only talks when james stop talking or is drinking water..
I can just imagine Jonah Hill yelling " You're tearing me apart Lisa!" At Seth Rogan.
why francos vooice alwys so blown out
oh....
Hhahahaha I can so see that!!
@Joshua Hammond Oh?
40:30 their same smiles😍😍😍😍💓
You know what would make a good movie? The making of THIS movie and all Tommy's interactions with THESE guys.
yesssssssss
Dave franco has such a great smile.
I NEED to see that interview of James interviewing Tommy as Tommy!!!!!
So I just looked online and found out that Tommy Wiseau paid $5,000 a month to keep that billboard up....for 5 years xD And he said the way they afforded it was through DVD sales. Gotta respect the man's dedication. $300,000.
Yea, but that is definitely not how he afforded it.
absolutely not.
umm... he spent over 5 million making the room ... 300k advertising it is nothing.
Many suspect he was laundering money for the mob.....somehow
the room made a profit
I love how this story just goes on in real life. I’m always looking for tidbits like this.
Such amazing down to earth guys. It makes you realize that acting is an art that takes lots of practice, but anyone can do it if they put the effort and time in.
I believe we all feel what Dave says about not knowing if you killed it or if its garbage, we're all wired to believe whatever we do that we pour our hearts in to will be great, but it doesn't at all depends on what our perception of it is. For that very reason, Tommy Wiseau's The Room might very well be the worst movie ever made, which it doesn't stop it from being a cult classic and one of the greatest, most talked about movies ever. Whatever you may think of the movie, in the end, you HAVE to respect Wiseau's resolve.
i could listen to james talk all day everyday. thanks for the vid!!!!
I love the fact that these guys actually watched the movie and liked lol
I want to see that interview of Tommy and Tommy.
Brain studies need to be done on Tommy. He seems so sincere as if he is 100% clueless how bad he is and there must be something different in his brain. I've been playing music over 20 years and as far back as I can remember and even now, I always can tell if something doesn't sound right or whatever I am doing sucks.
I am an experienced musician of 20 years and have always been able to accurately tell if something didn't sound right and if so I would stop or adjust and correct it. Even when I did not know how to play any instruments, I never thought the wrong chords or notes sound right. Most of my family either plays an instrument pretty well or works in the field. One family gathering my cousin playing guitar and hitting a lot of wrong notes. It wasn't horrible, but it was enough to make me very embarrassed to the point I would never consider playing in front of people if I don't know for a fact that I can succeed.
My cousin just kept on going. Just a wrong note out of nowhere sounds like a cat got stepped on and my brother I have to try hard as possible not to laugh on accident. Is something wrong with my cousin like with Tommy? Why would he keep playing while making such obvious mistakes? Perhaps he doesn't know it's happening?
If I had to play 1,500 notes and I know 150 will be missed and it's going to stand out or sound bad, I wouldn't even risk putting myself into the situation to be embarrassed. I would however work on it 24x7 without focusing on anything else. Not because I really care about playing this music, but because I don't want to embarrass myself.
It's really hard for me to imagine having people see you fail while you are truly trying.
It's kind of like how I look at betting. Not going to make any bets with friends unless I know for 100% certainty I am going to win the bet. I would love to see brain scans of someone who is self aware of failure / critical on themselves vs someone like Tommy. It's like he lives in his own universe. Money definitely plays the largest role here, without gobs and gobs of it, he wouldn't be able to do anything. It's a popular movie in part because of the budget and how that ties into the story. He put up his own money and he failed!!! Humans are very fascinating.
Thanks for recording this, seriously, if anyone knows about the importance of capturing these rare, once-only interactions, it could well be me. But I do implore you to look into getting a camcorder for any future awesome events like this, so you don't have to cut off and restart filming every ~20 minutes or so... It is a shame to have missed out on that story about the hotel room (not so much of a shame to miss that guy doing a shameless plug near the end, though). Still, thanks for all of your effort to record and share this, my wife and I are looking forward to finally seeing this movie more than even we understand.
yodasama stfu loser get a life
Georgie M Thanks for that super helpful criticism?
Georgie M How did anything he said invoke that response in you? Are you on the spectrum?
@@Cxrinae dont assume your every-day-asshole is on the spectrum - not an excuse
Seth Rogan’s laugh kills me everytime
EVERY SINGLE TIME 😂😂
Frank Underwood why do you want a kevin spacey creepy politician when hes a pederast
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I love them all together they need more movies out lol
I did not know JAMES played JAMES DEAN. I REALLY HAVE TO SEE THE MOVIE !! These guys have good Chemistry together ..
I love how the person filming it couldn't help laughing XD thank you!
I enjoyed The Disaster Artist film and, even more, the book. Wiseau is a deeply flawed man--a non-native English speaker and closed head trauma victim. A survivor.
So yeah, The Room is funny--but what are we laughing at? If you've ever lived abroad and wrestled with a foreign language, tried to get idiomatic expressions correct, switched words in business meetings, in front of classes of much younger kids who speak much more fluently than you--you know the acute pain of wanting to just fit in. Just be normal.
That's why the laughter here puzzles me. Once you understand more about Wiseau and his journey, his disability, and how he overcame it to achieve the weird greatness he finally achieved--what's funny? How does it continue to be funny?
Do we laugh at all our non-native speaking friends when they botch English so horribly--as they sincerely try to get it right? Do we expect sustained, uproarious laughter when we try in our second or third language to do so?
Yes, it's funny at first, a funny-sounding voice, Tommy's disability-rendered diction--it's a real gas. But I don't understand the sustained laughter, and why it's not considered cruel laughter at Wiseau's expense. In that light, it looks like a bunch of mediocre educated white people laughing at the "funny disabled foreigner."
I love The Room and TPW's story--but it's not really 'ha ha' funny after the first moments.
Yeah I don't understand why people just keep raging on this dude . They made a movie about him then sh*Ted on him . I don't understand why they think that they are not flawed .
@@thekurtmagirt True. Stupid.
Dude, no one is laughing at him. We laugh because this movie is just ridiculous. But his life story is just incredible. And half of his life is secret. Thats the material for another movie.
Hollywood is insecure and needs validation by shititng on anything that doesn't fit their views. The Room is funny and that is ok that it came out that way. I think it is ok to poke fun at the movie for being odd and quirky but i don't like how they use Tommy's personal identity as a joke.
Sadly Seth lost a shit load of respect when he called Ted Cruise a fascist and went woke.
I never thought I'd be able to relate to Tommy, but the whole... recording himself talking to himself as he drove around and whatnot. I don't record myself, but I'm constantly talking aloud my thoughts. It helps me think and clear up what's tumbling around upstairs. Tommy is definitely an interesting, even quacky character, but there is something almost... endearing about the man, relatable. It's so interesting to watch these interviews. Love it.
❤️Baby Franco’s outfit❤️
Whoever you are thank you for sharing!🌞
I ❤ that you can hear some of the audience talking!
I had no idea who Tommy Wiseau was before this movie. Now I’m a fan! I’m so glad my favorite comedians were in this movie! This was my movie of the year!
Johnny is my hero, and he did naught hit her. Here's the question. If this was originally presented as a comedy, would it have been a great comedy or would it have never seen the success it sees as a bad drama. There is always a wall at the end of alley. Bombshell, turns out Franco is the illegitimate son of Tommy.
Is a very good movie, James does an exquisite job BUUUUUT every single interview i saw, he seems a litlle self-centered and teases Mr Wiseau too much. Even his bro's tired to hear the same anecdotes over and over. In short, you are making a lot of money with Wiseau and Sestero's story, so, at least, you have to show some respect and thankfulness (considering that maybe you'll win an Oscar for this) Have some humility man ....
@39:03
Franco is obviously a GREAT actor, his portrayal of Wiseau is unbelievable, but regarding 'The Author' I think he should Leave the Bukowski film/Ham on Rye to be read, not viewed.
i love these guys ( and i started to watch Granko - Rogen duo movies closely only a 2 weeks ago) Franko Brother is great in "Artist" reminding me Tom Cruise)
I appreciate that James Franco refers to Tommy Wiseau as an outsider artist. Normally we think of that in terms of music (Jan Terri, Wesley Willis, Tiny Tim), but Wiseau was simply that on a much grander scale, using his unlimited budget and taking advantage of the other actors' dreams to make the big picture to get his art out there.
Poor Dave looks fed up😂😂
That's just his face
He's fed up with dis world
kid is aware
Yeah, especially with Rogan’s foot next to his arm
you should make a movie about making this movie with these two guys....and they should been the movie.
Thanks for filming this!
this guy filming, is me from a different dimension or some shit, laughs exactly the same. thnx for this weird experience.
Tom Bissell is a fantastic writer. Smartest person I've ever met.
Andy Kaufman really went for the long game on this bit
What?lol thats so funny but confusing
for real greatest comedian of all time
Is this movie real life Tropic Thunder?
This is William Hung of films
osiris Blanche YES
Thanks for uploading! Love these guys ❤
Real chemistry between them! Hilarious lads as well 😛😛
It’s funny to imagine that these well known, well established actors were more nervous showing this film to Tommy than Tommy was getting the film in theaters.
Dave Franco doesn't come off as an arsehole here, unlike the others ... interested to see this film; thought James Franco might be more simpatico with Wiseau than he comes across here ..
James does seem like a right prick here. Celebrating the "failure" of him to his own good. Don't think he'd be speaking of him in the manner he does,
if Tommy was actually in the room with him (no pun intended). You can clearly see Dave feeling uncomfortable when his brother is making fun of Tommy.
Dave seem to have a lot more empathic view on Tommy, and probably understood him much better than James who ends up portraying him in the movie - th-cam.com/video/RxIIfAhm1FI/w-d-xo.html
He makes a point. Now with this film being made, the real tommy believes he did everything right. Regardless of if that is right or wrong, Tommy is unable to see and accept his own flaws. Never met Franco, but something tells me he probably has dealt with the same issue(either it due to some he has worked with or just himself). As he said, he is an actor, playing an actor.
rogans body language is fascinating
eroticism looms in the room....
I think you've misread the situation completely tbh. We're all allowed out opinions though.
So what u want him to lie that he didn't feel uncomfortable or weirded out by Tommy?
He's just being honest, no bullying here...he loves the dude but anyone can admit even Greg that he's quite the weirdo
They are Portuguese , you can tell some kind of Latino in them. My cousin is half Puerto Rican and he looks like Dave Franco. They also are Russian Jewish. They have the more latino vibe though. They are great .
I mean their surname is franco
All the interviews I see with Dave and Frank, I always feel some tension going on. Like they have some problems somewhat behind everything. I mean they are brothers. You don't always get along. But I understand how they are feeling somewhat.
Claudia Torrez Ew.....what are you really Refering exactly...Lady??--
I love James Franco, I always think of James Dean when I watch one of his movies. I think he’s a good actor, he has an infectious smile and so much character in his face, he makes me smile. I see all this nasty stuff on the internet when I google James Franco. I’m not reading it, I don’t want to change my mind about him.
James Franco profecionalismo al extremo .
That original movie is the most bi polar thing I have ever witnessed.
Watch a Neil Breen film. If The Room is bipolar, any Neil Breen film is schizophrenic and off its meds. We need a Tommy Wiseau/Neil Breen buddy-cop movie. People's minds wouldn't be able to handle it.
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@@oxykilldone5113 those two illnesses are not the same
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3:00 Does James Franco look exactly like John Mayer here, or is it just me?
I can't unsee it now
Dave is trying so hard to be respectful and they keep shutting it down. I could understand if they had actually known Tommy before making the movie. But they didn't even meet until after making most the movie? It's condescending
brinarina97 I think it's because this based on Greg's book so it's more of Greg's perspective than Tommy's.
Alvin John Agulto yeah, it makes complete sense for the movie to be that way, but the way they talk about him in real life is like he's a moron that's only there for their entertainment. I know they're not obligated to befriend him or anything, but James is just so focused on telling every weird or stupid thing the guy did like he doesn't have a brain... or feelings. He just seems douchey. He wants all the attention and doesn't care who he's putting down to get it. Hopefully Tommy won't care that everyone is laughing at him and not with him.
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4:18 C’mon moderator that wasn’t even technically a question😂😂😂
Tommy's scene was a must to be included in the actual movie not after the end credits.
I would have had improve the whole movie times a 1000,000,0000. As a great spoof. Also Tommy's acting was at it best ( For real)
James, this interview is a collaborative medium also...
Sonja Dawn well he's the director, lead actor and also producer so he deserves to lead the whole interview. And his answers and stories are always more interesting and valid than anyone
Nurul Hidayah goodness, maybe listen to more stories and storytellers perhaps.
This role was just incredibly brave feat, from the man, James Franco. Stellar, riveting performance, by one of the most talented, handsome and unbelievably irreplicable geniuses of our time. He deserves to get most of the speech time, for there is a clear reason for this: He created this movie, he is responsible of the artistry, the craft, the performance and the direction. So with all due respect; stop complaining there, miss. Just shut it, with all due respect. : )
from the trailers, this movie looks like it's going to be good. And if it does well I hope it gives him the opportunity to actually release the Bukowski film.
kevin fetanat im still dying to see him do Blood Meridian with Andrew Dominik
dave franco is soooo hot!!! freaking look at that symmetrical face!!
45:22 is that peter from the room at the end?
that was awesome
Does Dave talk at all in this
Do people really not like "The Interview"? I fell in love the first time I watched it! Second half did kinda suck.
41:55 is Seth just resting his foot on Dave or is that the angle lolull
Yeah, you can see Dave is annoyed by that but trying to be a professional
This Movie has to win Best Movie of the Year
James would make an epic Flash.
I just saw the movie but don’t remember Tommy’s cameo?? Can someone tell me when it was/who he played
Lindsay D the end of the credits.
These guys should give some cool small parts to Tommy And Greg in their movies.
12:20
Howw did this audience forget to respond with an “oh, hi mark” to Seth here.
Wow Film school screening crowds are cringy. Even this host is trying to get in on the limelight and be funny. It's usually the q&a students who want to put on a performance or ask an overly complicated question to look good.
Great video anyway. Especially 2/4's way through when Franco just went on a story telling rants with Seth.
I would love to work with these guys
Lloyrd recorded himself as he drove in Say Anything.
What a cutie james Franco is, love him and his energy 💖 his smile is heartstopping. 💋💋💋💋
he fired the teacher who gave him an F
teenie beenie thats actually false information.
his yellow teeth ciggy stained are most delightful yes.
I think he is the sexist man alive. 💖 He's funny, has charisma and not scared to be embarrassed by letting himself go. Seems like he always has time for his fans, who wouldn't find that sexy? To each their own I guess.
Put it back in your pants ;)
Seth should only laugh in the mic 🎤 big up ROMANIA 🇷🇴
33:33 sounds like modern day youtubers
You know what?
HE DID NAHT!
polanskyf oh hi Mark!
How is this good-natured? I'm trying to see how it's not simply goofing on a non-native English speaker with a disability. I guess it's cute or quaint at first, but once you understand what you're laughing at--is it still that funny?
SETH ROGEN IN THE YEEZY POWERHASES!!!! I SEE YOU SETH🔥🔥🔥
Why not use a tripod?
Facts...this jittery bullshit is gonna give me ptsd
Who needs a tripod when you have shakey hands 😂😂
i texted that like they have time to watch this . i feel foolish.
wayne5009 don't give up bro, stay optimistic, and always try to improve
He said that the book is 40% true because it's true. The rest is about Tommy's secret life. It's an enigma.
Ugh, The person that asks about them praising a villain, so dumb. It's a film "about" someone. No one is praising Tommy, this was just a chance for Franco to show the art of his method acting. Some day people will make films about a President or the Las Vegas Shooter ect... It will just be a film.
True, but they don't care when it's about something like the holocaust or if it was about the Las Vegas Shooter. They only care when it has to do with their ideology. Like I doubt that chick would care if a thousand men died in a movie. Like you said just because art is about something or someone, it doesn't mean it's condoning it or condemning it or anything in between. Also, sure Tommy isn't the perfect role model of how to treat women but if he's the villain, what is someone like Harvey Weinstein ?
It's about painting Tommy in a good light, if Tommy is a womanizing douchebag imbecile that got lucky out of stupidity, and arrogance.... Why does he deserve a film? Because he's funny to make fun of? Because James Franco likes doing his character? It's a 2 sided coin, the film is interesting, because of the popularity of The Room, and Tommy being such a character, making it really funny to copy... but it's also painting Tommy in the light of a dreamer, and someone great. I think it's fine, and interesting that he's so fucking wacked, it's a brilliant movie, but I understand where she's coming from. She isn't dumb, you can't say a film can be about anyone, every film infects the minds of thousands, if not millions... We should be skeptical about what our children watch, and learn from... that being said... saying this is similar to making a film about vegas shooter is a perfect example... you just say there going to make one... but how will it be made? Will it paint him in the light of a dreamer? or a villain? Would that matter to you? or is it just movie about someone.
Batman
Nowhere in that film Tommy is shown as a womanizer.
Batman I’m not sure what movie you watched but it wasn’t the room
Wtf james has the same jacket he had on in the first ep of acting with james franco lol!
What the hell happened at 42:10 ish... like what was that guy doing?
Does Anyone have a link to the movie? I would greatly appreciate it!
Junior Alcantar it's in theaters, you can see it there.
Slick response but unfortunately it's not playing in a theatre near I already checked
Where do you live? It's playing pretty much everywhere.
I didn't know super dave transitioned and hosted movie panels
Cand get men withe movies
Seth barely touches his beard throughout this whole interview.
Best movie
There's a certain meanness here that makes me uncomfortable...
I feel the same way. I love to laugh at foibles. I love sardonic wit. But Wiseau's survived a head injury, not to mention sustained trauma in his childhood. He speaks at least three languages at more than survival levels. It's really funny, The Room. The editing, the sex scenes, discontinuity. Hilarious. But so much of this cult is based on laughing at something that's not funny if you understand it.
Are James and Dave brothers??
*Shit they answered it right there. They're dynamics kinda remind me of my brother and myself a bit lol
is the interviewer/host okay lol?? her voice sounds horrible, why didnt they get someone else to do it??
I literally thought she was gonna die on stage
I love comments like this lol, y'all are so bad😂
Notice when she starts talking at the start, pretty much everyone is reminded to take a drink of water
Exactly. Makes the whole thing seem cheesey.Lol
YES OMG
Some of the bad movies should be remade like Manos The Hands of Fate
nice jacket, dude
At 40.18 👈is a stupid question??????🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Now We need a #Dragonfly Type Spritual Love Story.
..... .... ... .. 11:11 #ElevenEleven 🦋:🦋 .. ... .... .....
So much to watch. Obsessed with everything The Room related!!
But of course 40:10 there’s the feminist who’s come to try to suck the fun out and tear down something that doesn’t matter 🙄
Of course he wanted Johnny Depp to play him, he played the worst director of all time before.
Ed Wood, for those who don't know.
Peter P OH HAI MARK!
Peter P 2
I know
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james ,dave seth , whoever is looking for someone to be in a movie that makes ppl laugh or moves ppl it is my fate to entertain and make ppl laugh and i am for real help me break in the biz.