Soldfui Norbert This film actually came about by Someone asking Tommy what kind of mark a a docu drama comedy of one of the worst films ever made could possibly make. He replied with "Oh Hi mark". True story.
What a friend, he actually cares about Tommy. He even encouraged Tommy to go on stage during the golden globes, that’s why he was already walking before Franco invited him on stage
"The Franco brother became and actor" what are you implying exactly? Dave Franco got his breakthrough role on 21 Jump Street in 2012 and he was in the Now You See Me movie in 2013, which is a pretty big budget production, while the Disaster Artist came out in 2017, so he definitely didn't start his acting career with that movie. Are you saying that he really found his footing in this film and finally became a GOOD actor after working in it? Cause that's also debatable, his on-screen performances before that were fine imo...
I saw a clip of F(r) iends and Tommy HAS improved. Not Tom Hanks or Matt Damon GOOD but his inflections have come along since The Room. Hey, if The Room can succeed, I'll believe anything is possible!
Man Greg Sestero is humble as f*ck. He didn't even do a cameo in Disaster Artist, a movie which was based on *HIS* book which was also based on his life together with Tommy Weasel.
According to Greg Sestero, Tommy Wiseau submitted the Room to Paramount, hoping to get them as the distributor. Usually, it takes about two weeks to get a reply. This movie however was rejected within 24 hours.
When I was on the set with Greg and Tommy I never thought they were friends, but more of a nephew trying to put out fires his drunk uncle was lighting.
Of course Tommy approved more of the movie than the book (he said he approved 99.9% of the movie). The movie makes him out to be a sympathetic victim of the industry, and the book portrays him as his actual egotistical self.
Dave Franco was a bad choice for Sestero's role; no offense, but Sestero is (specially was back then) an extremely good looking dude: tall, slim body, chiseled features, etc. And Franco is not; he is good looking, but not particularly. For instance, there's a scene where the newcomer to L.A Sestero gets picked by some important agency. I'm pretty sure that the agency's call to pick someone like Sestero, virtually unknown and without any connections whatsoever, was purely based on his superlative looks. And Dave Franco simply doesn't have that; sure, you will tell me, Dave's now way more successful than Sestero will ever be, but that's something based on connections, and my argument is based on the disparity of looks and vibe between those two.
His performance was also *nothing* like Greg. He was way too nervous and constantly stammering (also way too high pitched). Greg is chill in real life, movie Greg is a blubbering idiot.
DuraheLL No its never been confirmed. However, Tommy was in a car crash in the 1970s and its been speculated that he may have acquired brain damage as a result.
It's not like he had much of a career prior. The one movie he did (Retro Puppet Master) was a total flop. If anything, it gave him publicity that he otherwise wouldn't have.
tFighterPilot true but, if according to his book and the movie is true, he could’ve had a decent connection with Cranston. At least enough to appear in a Malcolm In The Middle episode. You add that, plus him doing enough acting classes, along with gaining experience without Tommy Wiseau interrupting and he could’ve had a better career....potentially. But I agree with you, and Greg’s friendship with Wiseau is truly admirable, as well as helping Wiseau with more movies.
bihbhkjbnlk I know, but as I previously stated, had he continued with his acting classes, and possibly persevere without the assistance of Wiseau, plus with his recent connection with Bryan Cranston, who knows he probably could’ve booked a supporting role in a show like SWAT, NCIS or whatever.
bihbhkjbnlk You cant appreciate a real good acting without a real good director. Thats kind of obvious. I don’t think he is a bad actor, I think he is a good one but sadly worked with bad directors that made him seem bad.
I showed this clip to my wife and both she and I were always wondering what made Greg loyal to Tommy and it is so genuine for him to say, “its because he needed a friend.” We thought that was heartwarming and very kind.
daimon hellstrom you think so? I think even money can’t make up for certain personalities, if he used him for money he would have ditched him years ago, instead he still collaborated with and I never once heard him speak badly about him
@daimon hellstrom trust me, people like Tommy are so eccentric and near impossible to understand that many of the people who would say they get him are probably completely off base. I think greg sestero's true genuine and good nature is revealed through his friendship with tommy. But lets not sell tommy short on the overwhelmingly positive aspects of his character. This is clearly someone who felt rejected and had been hurt before. He needed that friendship to truly finally take that step but you know what? So did Greg, I think whether he realized it at the time and the proof is the fact that their performance has such a cult following to the point world famous actors are portraying THEM making their movie. Not remaking their movie necessarily...but imitating THEM and their journey together. Truly an inspirational story and inspirational people, both are really good role models for different reasons.
MrDX1118 I disagree, Greg moved to LA without knowing anyone. As crazy as Tommy was, it helped him get started and if you read the book, Greg was drawn to Tommy's courageousness, that he lacked. You always take a little something from your friends, Greg took some of Tommy's courage. Plus the Room had to be made for Greg to write his book about... Probably making a much better living than he ever would modeling and guest acting on shows
Y'all need to hear the audiobook of the Disaster Artist, it's so GOOD! Greg is the one reading it, and he makes an excellent Tommy-impression at all his lines!
I got the physical copy and audiobook and read as I listened. 10/10 would recommend; there is no man more qualified in the world to do a Tommy impression than Greg
This is how interviews should be conducted. The interviewer asks a question and let's the interviewee finish what he or she has to say before the interviewer asks another question. I have seen too many interviews in which the interviewer keeps interjecting and interrupting the one they're interviewing.
Well he wrote this amazing book.... And it was 14 years ago, he probably has improved his acting a lot, he's got the looks, he is definitely got common sense, is down to earth, he is everything Tommy is not, given the proper chance he could definitely make it as an actor or whatever he really wants to, Tommy dragged him down with this movie.
What I mean is, even if you keep acting aside, he is definitely good at writing, and he was modeling in Europe, even if that's what he wants to do, it doesn't matter if the room is the reason for his appearance in the media, there are a lot of people wanting to do their thing and get recognized, who have everything they need except media exposure, Greg got that for a weird ass reason but he got that now, if he wants to write more books or wants to keep modeling and get bigger contracts he definitely has the chance now and I would be happy if he finally had a break thru in the industry. That's all I'm saying, now if you are implying his book is shit and he can't write and he is not good at any art and shouldn't be in Hollywood than it's just ignorance on your part.
You can say that a man is good looking without adding, “nohomo”. In point of fact, adding “nohomo” is actually more gay than just saying, “Hey, you know Greg has aged well”, or, “That Greg’s a good looking guy”. Anyway, how’s your sex life?
Haha! What a story, Greg. Seriously though, I'm reading The Disaster Artist right now and I kind of admire Tommy. To me, he's like the Florence Foster Jenkins of cinema, completely unaware of his lack of talent and yet he totally believes in himself and his work. It's amazing, in a way.
Great book. Very sincere story. That's what makes the story even more entertaining. Greg doesn't say the most flattering things about Tommy, but it does sound very respectful and understanding. Highly recommend the audio book as Greg does a great voice impersonation on every Tommy line.
I like Greg’s tone when he said college kids would come to the screenings and would ask bizarre questions and “throw spoons.” You can tell he thinks the fandom of The Room are a little obnoxious, yet he still comes off humble and self aware. That was pretty funny.
Bless, you, Greg. Without your friendship neither The Room nor The Disaster Artist would have been made. And I thought your description of your mother objecting to your career choice in the beginning of your book (practically sabotaging your earliest relationship with an agent) was so funny! It reminded me of some relatives of mine! lol
You could never find a better best friend than Sestro. This guy knew Tommy is not a normal human being and he knew that nobody would hire Tommy for a big budget film as an actor. He just wanted to see his friend happy. That's what friendship has to boil down to. True brotherhood in a nutshell. Doesn't matter how bad the movie was, Sestro wanted to make it happen even if he didn't agree with Tommy.
Paul Frederick the movie set had generic pictures of spoons they forgot to take out so in the film there's just a bunch of spoon pictures and whenever a spoon comes up in the frame the theater throws spoons at the screen
He’s a really good looking guy, I have to say if he hadn’t done the room early in his career and found the right thing he’d probably be a pretty successful actor
I think the audio book of the Disaster Artist is great. It's read by Greg and he does a great Tommy impersonation throughout, with the Polish accent. Greg would be good as a narrator.
"We met in an acting class... _ironically_ " HAHAHA
This part is so strong and yet so few people are pointing it out :D
The book is loaded with that kind of remark hahahahah
It isn't really ironic though.
@@HelloSadness101 if he was making statement about wiseau's acting skill, it is ironic.
@@gandaruvu
Not really, there would be plenty of poor actors in an acting class.
What a great story, Mark, anyway how's your sex life?
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Nope not clicking that shit.
Soldfui Norbert This film actually came about by Someone asking Tommy what kind of mark a a docu drama comedy of one of the worst films ever made could possibly make. He replied with "Oh Hi mark". True story.
Lucillia U.
Virus.
he cannot tell you it's confidential
But how else will we know how his sex life is?
Greg seems like a really down to earth guy. A guy you’d love to share a water bottle with
Water story, Mark!
@@alistairgeorge5082 you can say that again
Lisa how could you do this to me you fucking whoreeeee
Water bolle?
helooklike babyface
But you are Johnny's best friend
Ŵèřęŵøłf • And he loves Lisa so much...
Tranthony 17 And Lisa is his future wife!
Well the results are back. I definitely have breast cancer
Polymath Hahahahaha she must be kidding, isn't she?
Polymath He did not hit her. It's not true. It's bullshit. He did not hit her. He did notttt. Oh hi Mark!
I wonder who patient zero was. Who was that one guy who said "Hey lets bring spoons and throw them everytime there a spoon on scrren"
Proof?
CODPOV Greg mentions him in the book IIRC.
I really like the parallel between Greg, the nice best friend that’s almost always supportive, and Mark, the essential antagonist of the Room
Lisa didn't act like a total bitch for 90 minutes straight for you to call Mark "the essential antagonist"
Hes so handsome. And not a douchebag. A rare combo
I don't know why... maybe because he's good looking as hell. But I never expected Mark to be a really intelligent. The book is hella well written too.
Thomas Christopher White Some ghost writer might have haunted the project (wink!).
Looks have nothing to do with intelligence.
Thomas Christopher White The book has a co-writer, I imagine he did most of the actual writing based on Greg's storytelling
@@andreashort310 well no shit
What a friend, he actually cares about Tommy. He even encouraged Tommy to go on stage during the golden globes, that’s why he was already walking before Franco invited him on stage
And Tommy tried to get Greg to join him up there before he went, such a cute platonic Odd Couple friendship
He should have kept his comments in his pocket
everyone needs a friend like Greg
Greg's a good egg. A friend like that is most definitely a friend worth keeping.
Greg seems like a very cool dude, just like he is in TDA. And thanks to him, the Franco brother became an actor. It's no small achievement.
"The Franco brother became and actor" what are you implying exactly? Dave Franco got his breakthrough role on 21 Jump Street in 2012 and he was in the Now You See Me movie in 2013, which is a pretty big budget production, while the Disaster Artist came out in 2017, so he definitely didn't start his acting career with that movie. Are you saying that he really found his footing in this film and finally became a GOOD actor after working in it? Cause that's also debatable, his on-screen performances before that were fine imo...
you are an expert mark!
Tommy owes Greg his life, not the other way around. Had he not written the book, The disaster artist had not been a reality.
Jocosidades Nuestras nah they both needed each other. It’s very pro quo
disaster artist is rubbish. i was a fan of the room 7 years before it even came out. all it did was make the room mainstream and less cult.
Lol the room makes him 100 grand a year at least
Eww fuck the disaster artist. The room is 1000x better.
Can't believe Sestero was 40 years old at the time of this interview
Lol the interviewer taking the piss at Greg 3:00
Naaah its a reference from The Room.
FUN FACT:
Tommy gave Greg that jacket.
I saw a clip of F(r) iends and Tommy HAS improved. Not Tom Hanks or Matt Damon GOOD but his inflections have come along since The Room. Hey, if The Room can succeed, I'll believe anything is possible!
Man Greg Sestero is humble as f*ck. He didn't even do a cameo in Disaster Artist, a movie which was based on *HIS* book which was also based on his life together with Tommy Weasel.
AHAH! What a story, Greg!
Read the book before I watched the movie . Both are amazing 🔥
Thanks Greg! :)
Greg is such a cool dude
2:58 *What a story Mark*
According to Greg Sestero, Tommy Wiseau submitted the Room to Paramount, hoping to get them as the distributor. Usually, it takes about two weeks to get a reply. This movie however was rejected within 24 hours.
And Tommy’s response was “Oh well, their loss”
When I was on the set with Greg and Tommy I never thought they were friends, but more of a nephew trying to put out fires his drunk uncle was lighting.
2:59 You know he wanted to say "What a story, Mark"
What a story greg
Just reading Gregs book, its hilarious. What a Story! :D
Respect for him pronunciating Melbourne correctly .
Oh hi Mark
oh hai Mark
Oh hi mark
what a story Mark
What a story Greg
I was it was that 40% Wiseau approved version that got made into a film.
why were they throwing spoons?
Of course Tommy approved more of the movie than the book (he said he approved 99.9% of the movie). The movie makes him out to be a sympathetic victim of the industry, and the book portrays him as his actual egotistical self.
Oh, hi Greg
He is hooot
It sounds like Greg also adopted the laugh of Tommy.
lol when the interviewer says to him "what a story" hahaha
People seriously think this interviewer looks like Krishnan Guru Murphy??
Tommy own your success
Greg Sestero made a good book that was made into The Disaster artist on the cinemas
What a story haha!
oh hi greg
"Oh hai Mark."
Ohh Hi Mark
Dave Franco was a bad choice for Sestero's role; no offense, but Sestero is (specially was back then) an extremely good looking dude: tall, slim body, chiseled features, etc. And Franco is not; he is good looking, but not particularly.
For instance, there's a scene where the newcomer to L.A Sestero gets picked by some important agency. I'm pretty sure that the agency's call to pick someone like Sestero, virtually unknown and without any connections whatsoever, was purely based on his superlative looks. And Dave Franco simply doesn't have that; sure, you will tell me, Dave's now way more successful than Sestero will ever be, but that's something based on connections, and my argument is based on the disparity of looks and vibe between those two.
@President KP Your description of Dave sounds familiar...
His performance was also *nothing* like Greg. He was way too nervous and constantly stammering (also way too high pitched). Greg is chill in real life, movie Greg is a blubbering idiot.
Its a shame his career never took off and he's only known for this flop, he seems like a genuine guy.
I’m mostly straight but damn Greg is an attractive dude
“The iris” more like The IRS trying to get these guys to slip up
Oh hi Mark Damon
Oh hi Greg.
I want to help make Tommy famous too
Oh hai Mark.
*Slaps thigh*
AHAHA WHAT A STORY GREG!
is that Owen Wilson's brother? Wow...
Haha what a story Mark
Greg, you betray Tommy! I'm fed up with this world!
Serious question: He speak in the end like Tommy has a disability, mental or so. Is it confirmed Wiseau has some form of disability?
DuraheLL No its never been confirmed. However, Tommy was in a car crash in the 1970s and its been speculated that he may have acquired brain damage as a result.
Oh... ok :/
I bet Tommy is so happy that he has Greg as a best friend and he loves Lisa so much
*LMAOO!! 😂😂😂. I laughed way too hard at your comment*
An interesting choice of a user pic.
It's seems to me that Greg's The expert
You're tearing me apart lisa
Greg is a good human bean
Oh, hi Mark
Oh hi mark
Greg Sestero ruined his entire acting career for a friendship. That is admirable.
It's not like he had much of a career prior. The one movie he did (Retro Puppet Master) was a total flop. If anything, it gave him publicity that he otherwise wouldn't have.
They're lovers.
tFighterPilot true but, if according to his book and the movie is true, he could’ve had a decent connection with Cranston. At least enough to appear in a Malcolm In The Middle episode. You add that, plus him doing enough acting classes, along with gaining experience without Tommy Wiseau interrupting and he could’ve had a better career....potentially. But I agree with you, and Greg’s friendship with Wiseau is truly admirable, as well as helping Wiseau with more movies.
bihbhkjbnlk I know, but as I previously stated, had he continued with his acting classes, and possibly persevere without the assistance of Wiseau, plus with his recent connection with Bryan Cranston, who knows he probably could’ve booked a supporting role in a show like SWAT, NCIS or whatever.
bihbhkjbnlk You cant appreciate a real good acting without a real good director. Thats kind of obvious. I don’t think he is a bad actor, I think he is a good one but sadly worked with bad directors that made him seem bad.
It takes a lot of patience to deal with such a character as Tommy Wiseau, so I admire Greg, you can tell he has good heart
I showed this clip to my wife and both she and I were always wondering what made Greg loyal to Tommy and it is so genuine for him to say, “its because he needed a friend.” We thought that was heartwarming and very kind.
daimon hellstrom you think so? I think even money can’t make up for certain personalities, if he used him for money he would have ditched him years ago, instead he still collaborated with and I never once heard him speak badly about him
@daimon hellstrom trust me, people like Tommy are so eccentric and near impossible to understand that many of the people who would say they get him are probably completely off base. I think greg sestero's true genuine and good nature is revealed through his friendship with tommy. But lets not sell tommy short on the overwhelmingly positive aspects of his character. This is clearly someone who felt rejected and had been hurt before. He needed that friendship to truly finally take that step but you know what? So did Greg, I think whether he realized it at the time and the proof is the fact that their performance has such a cult following to the point world famous actors are portraying THEM making their movie. Not remaking their movie necessarily...but imitating THEM and their journey together. Truly an inspirational story and inspirational people, both are really good role models for different reasons.
Anything for my princess ha ha ha
Everyone has a good heart when your friend is millionaire
If you read the book you realise that Greg needs Tommy just as much as Tommy needs him. There's this weird symbiotic relationship going on.
Daniel Lecoq sounds pretty sexy
that was very blunt but quite accurate
MrDX1118 I disagree, Greg moved to LA without knowing anyone. As crazy as Tommy was, it helped him get started and if you read the book, Greg was drawn to Tommy's courageousness, that he lacked. You always take a little something from your friends, Greg took some of Tommy's courage. Plus the Room had to be made for Greg to write his book about... Probably making a much better living than he ever would modeling and guest acting on shows
MrDX1118 so what? And he got an entire cast and crew and made a movie, what have you done?
MrDX1118 lol you sound petty as shit dude. Hating on Tommy Wiseau.. smh
Y'all need to hear the audiobook of the Disaster Artist, it's so GOOD! Greg is the one reading it, and he makes an excellent Tommy-impression at all his lines!
I got the physical copy and audiobook and read as I listened. 10/10 would recommend; there is no man more qualified in the world to do a Tommy impression than Greg
You should try READING a book
@@sloppytotsbloppyflops6030 You should try LISTENING to the audiobook to HEAR Greg's impression.
Cheep cheep cheep, babyface
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA awesome
I did naaahhhhhhttttt
Oh hai Greg
Nodge X I didn’t do it
It's mark
Velinite The actors name is Greg, it's some sort of joke
Nodge X I did noooooot
Oh hai Dave
This is how interviews should be conducted. The interviewer asks a question and let's the interviewee finish what he or she has to say before the interviewer asks another question.
I have seen too many interviews in which the interviewer keeps interjecting and interrupting the one they're interviewing.
Thanks man! Appreciate it (I'm the interviewer) :)
it actually depends. that isn't true for every interview but yeah this one was done nicely.
Agreed but please stop slapping your leg...
Well usually you don't have enough time to ask all the questions you'd like.
@Spastik good one so funny esp to a person with perfect teeth
"Everyone here should just keep their stupid comments in their pocket"!!!
The Legendary Lurch Logan 🥄
The Legendary Lurch Logan absolutely, anyway how's your sex life?
HA HA HA 😂
And the world would become a better place.
Eye did naht hit har, ita not true, I did naaahhhht
He looks like a sibling of Owen Wilson
Owen Wilson before the door accident.
I think he actually sounds like him, too, just with less of a Texas drawl. Similar tone etc.
Wow
Thank you
WOOOOOOOOOOW
Hahahaha what a story Mark
:)
Nice profile pic!
@@Marsalien100 thanks :)
BAYDUH!
@@HHHKingofKings58 BAYDUH MEEEHL
Love Greg Sestero. Seems like a real down to earth, chill dude that's also really talented. Can't wait to see the movie!
i wouldnt consider him "talented" i mean he is a shit actor.
I don't think he's a shit actor. Given the dialogue from "The Room" any actor would sound terrible.
Well he wrote this amazing book.... And it was 14 years ago, he probably has improved his acting a lot, he's got the looks, he is definitely got common sense, is down to earth, he is everything Tommy is not, given the proper chance he could definitely make it as an actor or whatever he really wants to, Tommy dragged him down with this movie.
yeah i mostly agree with you regarding greg, but i think you are too disrespectful to tommy.
What I mean is, even if you keep acting aside, he is definitely good at writing, and he was modeling in Europe, even if that's what he wants to do, it doesn't matter if the room is the reason for his appearance in the media, there are a lot of people wanting to do their thing and get recognized, who have everything they need except media exposure, Greg got that for a weird ass reason but he got that now, if he wants to write more books or wants to keep modeling and get bigger contracts he definitely has the chance now and I would be happy if he finally had a break thru in the industry. That's all I'm saying, now if you are implying his book is shit and he can't write and he is not good at any art and shouldn't be in Hollywood than it's just ignorance on your part.
"Oh, Hi Johnny. I didn't recognize you."
2 minutes later...
"You're my favourite customer." 😂😂😂
More like 12 seconds later 😂
Keep the change
oh hi doggie
That's me!
Who doesnt recognize THAT guy?
Nohomo....but The Room came out 14 years ago? This guy looks almost exactly the same? Aged well, Sir.
Dude, that’s pretty gay
FELLAS IS IT GAY TO COMPLIMENT MEN IN A NON ROMANTIC WAY
He looks like another person
@@SeekTheLordJesusChrist7 don't worry about that. Adam loves Greg as a person, as a human bean, as a friend
You can say that a man is good looking without adding, “nohomo”. In point of fact, adding “nohomo” is actually more gay than just saying, “Hey, you know Greg has aged well”, or, “That Greg’s a good looking guy”. Anyway, how’s your sex life?
I bet Greg loves all the What a story jokes during all the press junkets
Haha! What a story, Greg.
Seriously though, I'm reading The Disaster Artist right now and I kind of admire Tommy. To me, he's like the Florence Foster Jenkins of cinema, completely unaware of his lack of talent and yet he totally believes in himself and his work. It's amazing, in a way.
Great book. Very sincere story. That's what makes the story even more entertaining. Greg doesn't say the most flattering things about Tommy, but it does sound very respectful and understanding. Highly recommend the audio book as Greg does a great voice impersonation on every Tommy line.
Need more emotion greg!!
I like Greg’s tone when he said college kids would come to the screenings and would ask bizarre questions and “throw spoons.” You can tell he thinks the fandom of The Room are a little obnoxious, yet he still comes off humble and self aware. That was pretty funny.
I can't recommend enough reading The Disaster Artist. The audiobook even is on a whole other level.
Mostly because it's narrated by Greg
And he actually does Tommy Wiseau’s voice!
Interviewer didn’t say “oh hai Mark”. 👎
he had the opportunity to say hi mark and he didn't
Interviewer thinking... I'm so clever... 3:00
I listened to the audio book and I highly recommend it. Gregs Tommy accent is perfect and it’s a great book in general
Greg is a really great friend.
Hahahaha, what a story, Greg!
Oh man, Greg is so lovable, I'm glad things turned well for both him and Tommy
Oh hai Mark!
Bless, you, Greg. Without your friendship neither The Room nor The Disaster Artist would have been made. And I thought your description of your mother objecting to your career choice in the beginning of your book (practically sabotaging your earliest relationship with an agent) was so funny! It reminded me of some relatives of mine! lol
one of the rare cases of the real life person being better looking than the actor playing him
I cannot imagine a better placement for a "What a story, Mark" than right where you put it.
Perfection sir.
You could never find a better best friend than Sestro. This guy knew Tommy is not a normal human being and he knew that nobody would hire Tommy for a big budget film as an actor. He just wanted to see his friend happy. That's what friendship has to boil down to. True brotherhood in a nutshell. Doesn't matter how bad the movie was, Sestro wanted to make it happen even if he didn't agree with Tommy.
1:12 What was it about? What's the point of it? Spoons!
Paul Frederick for some reason the movie is full of paintings of weird spoons
Wouldn't it be funny if the reason Tommy made this movie is because he wanted free spoons?
Paul Frederick the movie set had generic pictures of spoons they forgot to take out so in the film there's just a bunch of spoon pictures and whenever a spoon comes up in the frame the theater throws spoons at the screen
+JoaquizzleTwizzle why do you say forgot? The spoon is a very important symbol in Tommy's dimension.
there was a cork screw opener also i figured it ment he likes to spoon and screw lisa
He’s a really good looking guy, I have to say if he hadn’t done the room early in his career and found the right thing he’d probably be a pretty successful actor
No. Perhaps in porn movies. His acting is even worse than Ben Affleck's acting.
He's probably the best actor in the movie, but it's not saying much. He's still not great.
I think the audio book of the Disaster Artist is great. It's read by Greg and he does a great Tommy impersonation throughout, with the Polish accent. Greg would be good as a narrator.