This is cheating, but this is what NPH said in an interview
about how he came to play himself in the Harold and Kumar Franchise:
Well, I got a call from a friend who was auditioning for this
movie and he was so excited that we were going to be working together. And I
said, “I have no idea what you're talking about.” And he said, “You're written
in this movie. Neil Patrick Harris is a character in this movie. You don't know
anything about it?” And I said, “I have no idea what you're talking about.” And
so he said, “Oh, you should have your agents track it down.” So I did, and they
read it, and then they called my attorney to find out what was going on, and
then I winded up meeting with the guys, kind of cautiously, to see just what
their plan was. Because when you're talking about an extreme version of
yourself, you want to make sure you're not painted in a super shitty light.
Even though it's like dark and funny and whatever, tons of drugs and strippers
and lines of coke is dangerous territory potentially. But they were super nice
and the whole movie was that same level of absurdity.
Imagine my excitement when I turned the corner onto 8th
Avenue while I was in Manhattan, and saw my first White Castle restaurant! No, I didn’t go in.
Anyway, the moral to this very short (and a little bit
cheating) post, is that if you haven’t seen these movies, and you love NPH like
I do, then do yourself a favour!
White Castle burgers are ingenius, amazing, and downright tasty! :-)
ReplyDeleteok I gotta go do myself a favour....maybe we could have a movie night!
ReplyDeleteSo I need to see that movie?
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, I would have to say that it's certainly not for everyone, but if you enjoy over the top political incorrectedness, then perhaps this movie is for you. If not, probably best to avoid it haha.
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