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In: 03.02.59 Out: 03.03.45
Sound Bite: Paul Rudd & Jason Segel – movies are fresh
Segal – Thank you. Well we try to write movies that are based in truth. We didn’t write this, our director John Hamburg did, but we try to um we try to base our movies on universal issues and uh and so you can’t define you know life, can you, and that’s what uh this movie is just about friendship in general.
Rudd – It depends because you can’t define life but uh it would be say the breakfast cereal or possibly the board game.
Segal – Ah. Sure.
Rudd – The grand scheme of things, life is tougher. (talks) Uh I think that there’s elements of comedy and drama uh which is why we have the drama masks on all of our trailers.
Segal – There’s elements of romantic comedy and there’s elements of buddy movie. There’s elements of guy movie and elements of a girl movie.

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In: 03.04.42 Out: 03.05.40
Sound Bite: Paul Rudd & Jason Segel – did the made up words come from them or script *Maybe RC
Segal – No one has done, I have never seen a performance that is so perfectly awkward than what Paul accomplishes in this movie.
Rudd – It is not a performance.
Segal – Yeah. It started for us it started when I said to Paul, would you like a beer? To which Paul responded.
Rudd – Um yeah I’ll snake a braiman.
Segal – What?
Rudd – Snake, I said snake…
Segal – Oh, snake a braiman. (talks)
Rudd – No no. I think braiman was one of the was just kind of started, was the first one, um “I’ll snake a braim.”
Segal – I’ll snake a braim.
Rudd – I’ll snake a braim. And you know um in college I had a friend who would say like, oh let’s go for a cruiser. He was calling beers cruisers. Um and I think there was he had elements of that. He used to call people Shabe instead of dude. He said “Hey what’s up Shabe?” So jobin and all those things are probably variations of those.