If you've ever wondered what Paul Rudd was like in high school, and who hasn't, you're about to find out he was a total drama geek. Several things become evident about Paul Rudd from this twelve minute video of Paul Rudd being silly with his friend in an acting competition in Kansas in 1987 (apparently they were state champions):
1. Paul Rudd had a mullet.
2. Paul Rudd dressed funny in 1987, like everyone else in 1987.
3. Paul Rudd did Pee Wee Herman impressions.
4. Paul Rudd jumped around a lot.
5. Despite being a drama geek, Paul Rudd has always been popular with the ladies.
I could watch Paul Rudd doing whatever this is all day:
Want a little Paul Rudd in your computer? The dreamy Apatovian guy's club member is now a screensaver on Funnyordie.com. And he wants to make you do bad things to your coworkers:
"You couldn't put me in at least the opening credits on Friends? I couldn't spin an umbrella? They weren't there for me!"
At the end of a June 2007 interview on The Daily Show, Jon asked Paul Rudd about his upcoming film I Could Never Be Your Woman, co-starring Michelle Pfeiffer. After a few kind words about Michelle and the director, Amy Heckerling, Paul broke down and admitted "I'm being totally honest here: I don't know what's going on with that movie. It's gotten caught up in some legal issues? I don't know what's going on with that movie." What ended up going on with that movie was a straight-to-DVD release in February, but after seeing this video of an amazing Paul Rudd dance sequence (via The I In We), in which Paul takes over a dance floor and basically does his own version of the history of dance from tap to country line dancing to (of course) the robot, I will soon own the DVD.
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