Ricky Gervais meets… Christopher Guest (4 of 6)
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Pаrt οf thе ‘Ricky Gervais meets…” series, thе comedian interviews hіѕ heroes. Here wе see Christopher Guest, whο іѕ best known fοr hіѕ brilliant fаkе documentary Thіѕ Iѕ Spinal Tap.
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niccynaccynoo
23. Jan, 2010
he has the best smile, he should do it more!
nickeax
23. Jan, 2010
Christopher is happy to be walked all over in this!
ukulazy
23. Jan, 2010
oh yeah the hound dog one. He plays the gay theatrical guy in Guffman lol.. bit of a difference.
xjudson
23. Jan, 2010
The nut scene is in ‘Best of Show’
ukulazy
23. Jan, 2010
yeah Guffman is great. The nut scene alone kept me laughing throughout the entire film…
xjudson
23. Jan, 2010
“Guffman” is the best of all of them. Which is saying a lot since they are all brilliant. Check out Guests and Billy Crystal’s skits on SNL.
Sopraltofilms
23. Jan, 2010
I love spinal tap. it’s my favorite of the mockumentaries.
heebadeeheebadee
23. Jan, 2010
CG is good in Princess Bride, but he’s only in that for so many scenes.
nothing can beat Spinal Tap with all those STUPID things the bandmates say/claim. especially after learning there was no script and it was almost totally improvised.
Sopraltofilms
23. Jan, 2010
which is your favorite movie? i love the princess bride.
lianjie1963
23. Jan, 2010
None more. None more spectacular.
Sopraltofilms
23. Jan, 2010
could Christopher Guest be any more spectacular?
aedouble
23. Jan, 2010
I LOVE Guffman! I think it’s whatever movie you see first that sticks with you forever.
JoshSitar
23. Jan, 2010
I agree. “Guffman” is my least favorite Guest film. Didn’t care for it at all.
TadRapidly
23. Jan, 2010
Agreed. There isn’t ONE fall-down laugh in ANY of them. Mildly amusing at best. Especially Mighty Wind where every scene had potential but didn’t produce. The fact they don’t have a script explains a lot. Spinal Tap was the the one and only funny film.
tomitstube
23. Jan, 2010
great insight, thanks guys.
lowcrust
23. Jan, 2010
I love, err worship, all his movies except for Guffman. There’s a few good scenes in there, all involving Fred Willard, but other than that it fails on the whole. Consideration is also now up to par with the others, but it’s definitely a good repeated watch!
karlschultz87
23. Jan, 2010
i think for your consideration was more of a story being told than comedy. i met nina conti once (the british lady with the monkey puppet) who told me he cut a lot of himself improvising about the lighting that seemed like genius to her and she’d been so excited thinking it was gonna be the funniest yet but then it wasn’t included. i get the impression he was tryna say something in this one. also he’s modest n humble to a fault.
tmgore64
23. Jan, 2010
With all due respect to Chris and Ricky, “For your consideration” sucked hard and not in a good way. After the brilliant “Guffman”, “Best in Show”, and “Wind”, “Consideration” was a bore and a disappointment.
tomqelectronica
23. Jan, 2010
pure comedy best line av ever heard cant belive he said that amazing lol xxxxx
ShawnWolfe
23. Jan, 2010
All of it is really brown and curly.
simplelife88393
23. Jan, 2010
No i wasn’t, but i sat beside the class clown… and i studied him
Damn thats funny
alkaline213
23. Jan, 2010
what?
Enanonina
24. Jan, 2010
you know what the say about blind prostitutes? hahah