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Post by IMAQT on Aug 1, 2006 23:27:33 GMT -5
And if some of us show up on his doorstep someday unannounced... that's just a bonus. #ppt2#
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Post by kevdo on Aug 2, 2006 22:57:22 GMT -5
And if some of us show up on his doorstep someday unannounced... that's just a bonus. #ppt2# Depends on who the person is, I guess. |
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Post by kevdo on Aug 15, 2006 1:42:33 GMT -5
Podcast #88: Talladega Nights Soundtrack Join us for an unofficial soundtrack to Will Ferrell's hit movie. In addition to key hard rock anthems from Audioslave, Monster Magnet, and Sepultura, we have the Marie Lafornet's French version of "Paint it Black" (Marie Douceur - Marie Colere). After you hear it we know you'll want to head on over to iTunes to purchase the track for yourself!! Plus, a major movie star calls in to personally tell us about the website of the week. www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-2006-08-14.mp3 or www.fratpackpodcast.com |
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Post by kevdo on Oct 15, 2006 2:21:13 GMT -5
If you were as happy about Luke not doing Dallas as I was, you might want to check this out... Podcast #95: Grass Roots Our grassroots movement to get Luke Wilson off the Dallas remake paid off. Join us in the celebration, along with The Office's Creed Bratton and his 60's band, The Grass Roots. Plus, hear Todd Phillips discuss Old School Dos and working with the Frat Pack, a Dan in Real Life question, discussion of Vince and Jen's "Break Up," and more. www.fratpackpodcast.com www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-2006-10-14.mp3 |
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Post by furg on Oct 15, 2006 19:04:35 GMT -5
Thanks for the reminder Kevdo and your continuing hard work on all things FRAT! I notice on the Frat site that there's a little thread going on for the annual Earmuffs, entitled... WTF? May I save you the bother? The winner, downy hair down, (see what I did there?) no one can touch him...Luke Wilson in The Royal Tenenbaums.   Apart from having the required amount of hair he acted his ass off in that film, he owns that title? ;D |
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Post by kevdo on Oct 15, 2006 22:18:11 GMT -5
Hmm. Definitely noteworthy, that's for sure! :-)
However, Tennenbaums really wasn't a "Frat Pack" movie... Besides, as was pointed out, Burgundy has hair to spare (head, face, body, and... well, a "mane" of hair down below that he's proud of).
Luke is a good choice, though. I won't argue that.
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Post by furg on Oct 16, 2006 4:41:03 GMT -5
Kevdo, just take a look at Lukes hair thread you'll find plenty of hair to spare in there.  Two Wilson's and a Stiller acting alongside each other, does not a Frat Pack film maketh? Jings, you're hard to please!  ;D |
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Post by kevdo on Oct 17, 2006 9:59:03 GMT -5
Two Wilson's and a Stiller acting alongside each other, does not a Frat Pack film maketh? Well, clearly it's related and definitely helps to illustrate the connection. But, Tenenbaums doesn't have the same humor as Dodgeball, Old School, Crashers, etc. Those are fast-paced farce - not the slow observational and intellectual humor of Tenenbaums. That doesn't mean the film is bad (though, I admit, Tenenbaums isn't my thing -- though I loved Bottle Rocket). Wendell Baker and The Break-Up aren't Frat Pack movies either. Just something different. |
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Post by kevdo on Nov 11, 2006 15:05:10 GMT -5
Owen fans may enjoy our latest podcast episode... Podcast #99 Red Balloons Vince and Owen are here to pay tribute to our 99th show with their rendition of "99 Red Balloons" from Wedding Crashers. Plus, Kevin and Spencer get into the act as well. We also have audio of Will Ferrell singing "Music of the Night" from Phantom, an audio interview with Will, a neat Borat clip, listener feedback, and all your Frat Pack news. Crack open a cold one and take a listen. Thanks to Rick for the Will interview suggestion and of course to Spencer for really helping us out a lot. Comments on my karaoke/trainwreck are welcome. I expect you all to give me a hard time. www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-2006-11-11.mp3 or www.fratpackpodcast.com   |
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Post by kevdo on Nov 25, 2006 13:53:27 GMT -5
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Post by kevdo on Dec 16, 2006 3:20:33 GMT -5
Podcast #102: Get Ready for Ben and Owen in Night at the Museum We're back and getting ready for Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson in Night at the Museum. We have an audio clip from the movie that ought to get you excited to see more of the legendary Stiller/Wilson chemistry, even if their parts were filmed separately. There's also some friendly banter between the two actors and the origin of Owen's character's name, Jed. Brandon "Segaboy Fantana" returns with a big report on Paul Rudd's upcoming projects and we have another Frat Pack Confession that's shocking to say the least. Regular features like listener feedback and website of the week are here, along with a new segment -- podcast of the week. The show ends with a hilarious outtake from our reporter in the field, Brandon. www.fratpackpodcast.com or www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-2006-12-15.mp3We'd love to hear from people who've seen Night at the Museum, once it comes out. Feel free to call our comment line: 206-666-FRAT. |
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Post by kevdo on Jan 9, 2007 2:50:16 GMT -5
Podcast #105: Idiocracy Review Rick Duran provides a review of the long-awaited Luke Wilson comedy Idiocracy. Is the movie as bad as the Fox marketing support for it? Or is it destined to be another "cult comedy" for director Mike Judge? Listen to Rick's review and then check out the movie for yourself. We have a shocking Frat Pack Confession from another regular contributor, Brandon "Segaboy Fantana" Angelilli, that will cause fans of Segaboy's profane news reports to hang their head in shame. Plus, we catch up on the Frat Pack news, highlight another podcast and website of the week, and explain how you can help support the show by trying out NetFlix for free! www.fratpackpodcast.com or www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-2007-01-08.mp3 Thanks to Texasgal for the nice comments. |
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Post by kevdo on May 23, 2007 1:07:07 GMT -5
We've had a lot of updates to the Frat Pack Tribute website, including a new Box Office section. Podcast #119: Four Wilsons Lots of Wilson news, as we have reports from Sharon Gruber, Mario Bernengo, and Jennifer Spaulding about Luke and Andrew Wilson's Times Talk in New York City. There's also breaking news about Owen's role in Ben Stiller's Tropic Thunder, and Brandon Angelilli returns with a "review" of Daniel Wilson in Things to Do. We also discuss 40 Year-Old Virgins and being Knocked Up. And of course, the long-awaited premiere of The Wendell Baker Story now in theatres. Thanks to Adam Stevenson as well for the voicemail, and to IMAQT for the most excellent "40 year" magnet. www.the-frat-pack.com/podcast/FPT-119.mp3 |
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Post by meowencrazy on Mar 5, 2008 12:29:00 GMT -5
Okay I'm not sure where I post this but, I've got a slight...say, problem with what was posted on the Frat Pack site.
On March 2, 2008, Kevdo (Kevin Crossman) expressed his surprise on the failure of Semi-Pro. One part of that article was:
"Who'd have thought a couple months ago that we'd be looking to Owen Wilson's Drillbit Taylor to save the box office for the Frat Pack this spring?"
uhh...Kevdo, isn't rather unfair on your side? I agree that Will is much more bankable when it comes to comic geniusness. I even agree that Owen has not yet established himself on the solo buddy comedy front, but, as a tribute site, aren't you supposed to be unbiased when it comes to unreleased movies? Besides, Drillbit Taylor has the backing of Seth Rogen, Judd Apatow and Owen Wilson. Also, as a PG-13 movie, it will be aiming at a larger crowd...So, how can you say it will not be a box-office success? I'm not saying it will be a success but as compared to Semi-Pro, which is yet another of Will's sports comedy, DT seems more interesting...I cant understand why your views on DT are so low, esp. when it is in such a favorable position.Who knows, it may be the first Frat Pack Classic of this year!
I just hope that The Frat Pack Tribute treats all unreleased movies equally and more importantly, does not show favouritism, esp. when it's the news section.
(NOTE: This is simply a personal view. I'm just expressing it because I love the FPT site and was quite surprised at that jab)
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Post by Podbaydoor on Mar 5, 2008 15:22:01 GMT -5
Hey Peace; do you have a link to that site, because I'm not sure if the quote is taken out of context. That said, I think that Will Ferrell's characters are all a like, and am surprised he lasted that long. Talladega Nights is funny, especially the baby jesus bit. This was also addressed to Will in this Onion interview From his recent interview in the Onion: www.avclub.com/content/interview/will_ferrellOnion: It seems like you're playing a very similar character in a lot of these movies. Ferrell: Well, I wouldn't... I like how they deal with the same theme. I think all three of the characters from those movies are distinctly different. Onion: It seems like there's a lot of Ron Burgundy in Jackie Moon, your Semi-Pro character. Ferrell: Yeah, maybe. But I don't know, though; Burgundy is more officious, and Jackie Moon is a little more loosey-goosey. They're similar in that they're from the same era, and they think they're very sexy. ---------------------------------------------------- I mean WTF! That sounds like Vanilla Ice explaining how "Ice Ice Baby" and "Under Pressure" aren't alike on VH1. "THEIRS goes *ting ting ting ting TING ting*, and OURS goes, *ting TING ting ting ting ting*...it's not the same." |
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