Seth Rogen
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“The discussion revolves around 'An American Pickle', a story about a Jewish immigrant who falls into a vat of pickle juice and is brined for 100 years, returning to modern day.”
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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
This Is the End
“The speaker mentions that 'This is the End' was the last movie they wrote and directed seven years ago.”
Steve Jobs
“The Steve Jobs movie was probably, like, the easiest thing I've ever done.”
Wolf of Wall Street
“I was so psyched, because it was actually, like, a comedic performance.”
An American Pickle
“A Jewish immigrant comes to America in the twenties and falls in a vat of pickle juice, getting brined for a hundred years and returning to modern day.”
Fiddler on the Roof
“It starts in Eastern Europe and the Cossacks come and try to kill Herschel Greenbaum and his wife.”
Being John Malkovich
“It has like a being John Malkovich-ish kind of tone.”
The Disaster Artist
“It's probably closer to like, like the disaster artist or 50, 50 kind of like.”