Funnymen With Serious Ambitions
di Dave Itzkoff The New York Times
ASSUMING Judd Apatow doesn’t change his mind, and he often does, his new movie, “Funny People,” will begin with a scene of Adam Sandler as no paying audience has ever seen him. In grainy video a boyishly goofy Mr. Sandler, still in his 20s with a tilted baseball cap on his head, is shown as he lies across a messy bed in a dingy Los Angeles apartment, making prank phone calls to the delight of a few off-screen observers.
In the context of the movie (set for release on July 31), this is our introduction to the fictional comedian George Simmons, who grew up, got famous, became an arrogant movie star and then was told he had a fatal illness. [...]
di Dave Itzkoff, articolo completo (9425 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 3 maggio 2009
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