Likely exhausted from promoting I Love You, Man (which, inexplicably, is still not yet in theaters), the film's stars Jason Segel and Paul Rudd essentially field interview questions with fart noises. Fart noises: always classic. Paul Rudd and Jason Segel: always classic.
Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, and Jason Segel reenact the infamous Tom Ford/ScarJo Vanity Fair cover. I know it's supposed to be “funny,” but yowza, Paul Rudd looks good.
Squeezing every last drop from the ever-so-popular bromance genre, the trailer for Paul Rudd and Jason Segel's new film, I Love You, Man, features an exorbitant amount of highfives, bro-hugs, and farts.
TV Buzz If a new Muppet film goes well, Disney might bring the show back. Forgetting Sarah Marshall writer Jason Segel, who’s writing the film, is already talking about writing a show too. So maybe that explains these cute little official-looking Muppet clips on YouTube last month.
On the set of the upcoming film I Love You, Man, Jason Segel films a hilarious scene with the original Incredible Hulk, dropping a line likely to earn the respect of teenage boys everywhere upon the movie’s release. At first, we had mistaken Ferrigno for Captain Lou Albano, but they’re kind of the same person, so we’ll just keep laughing.
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