
Watch: Actors on Actors with Bryan Cranston and Jason Segel
Cranston and Jason Segel talk about their approach to acting, their shared roots in television, and playing real-life authors
Cranston and Jason Segel talk about their approach to acting, their shared roots in television, and playing real-life authors
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“Well, you just deal with all the fear that’s telling you that you’re not going to be capable of doing this.” – Jason Segel on The End of the Tour
In theaters: December 21st
He discusses his early acting roles, his writing process, and a surprising type of role he’d like to have one day.
Jeff Who Lives at Home star Jason Segel appears to be have come to terms with his career as an actor, the flashing bulbs of Tinseltown, and everything else that comes along with the territory.
Jason Segel landed his first major picture starring role as Peter in Universal Pictures’ “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” which he also wrote. Produced by Judd Apatow and Shauna Robertson, and directed by Nicholas Stoller, the 2008 release went to make over $100 million worldwide and transformed Segel into one of Hollywood’s most sought-after writers.
Falling firmly in the Duplass’ “mumblecore” style (who came up with that term, anyway?), Segel stars as 30 year-old Jeff, who as you might guess, still lives at home.
In theaters: March 16th, 2012
I hope the film does well because we all need a healthy does of brightly colored felt in our lives, don’t we?
In Bad Teacher, Cameron Diaz shows her dirty side as a foul-mouthed teacher who can’t stand her job. Although these clips don’t really show that, they do look promising.
Cast: Cameron Diaz, Lucy Punch, Jason Segel and Justin Timberlake
Director: Jake Kasdan