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Vanity Fair’s next issue is about comedy, so “the new comedy legends” Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Seth Rogen, and Jonah Hill are on the cover (so many of my boyfriends!). Yeah, Vanity Fair is, as usual, really behind on the “new” and kind of unimaginative on the “legends”, but I’ll forgive them, since they put up this behind-the-scenes video of the photo shoot:
Okay, so if you lasted, you’re a SuperFan (VF has some kinks to work out with these photographer-centric time-lapse “videos”), but it’s funny when they ask Seth Rogen how he first realized he was funny and he said “Well I realized I wasn’t sexy.” (I wonder if 80% of this Vanity Fair comedian feature will be about Seth’s recent weight loss?)
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the Frida Kahlo outfit is the best.
harold lloyd references, huh? can we talk about it? who decided we still have to pretend he was ever all that funny? does my great-great grandfather run vf now?
Paul Rudd + Young Frankenstein = Just the smile I needed today. Maybe I’ll continue the smile streak by sending some cat ecards to my memaw.
I don’t even have the patience to thumb through all the pictures when the magazine hits the stands… 7 minutes!
Am i the only one who disagrees with their choice of Jonah Hill? Michael Cera is much funnier (Arrested Development MC, not Nick & Nora MC) than him.
I wish they hadn’t wasted their time interviewing the photographers.
Also, Will Arnet, Jason Bateman, Bill Hader, and Amy Poehler are in this spread as well and I wish they’d talked to them. Mainly Bill. Bill is BEYOND legend.
Jason Segel looks awesome in .. um… whiteface.
Guess I’m 1/2 or 3/4 of a superfan. I stopped when it came to Jonah Hill. Dude is annoying as opposed to funny. Can we stop hiring him please?
i could be perfectly entertained watching seth rogen be interviewed with a monkey on his shoulder for a very long time.