August 3, 2007 11:44 am
Matt Tobey
Matt Tobey
Andy Samberg's first big movie Hot Rod is out in theaters today, and The Onion AV Club has a new interview with him. Here, he talks about the influence of Lonely Island on the flick:
AVC: Did this feel like a bigger, more expensive Lonely Island short?
AS: It definitely has that feeling to me, anyway. It
certainly has a lot of the story and the comedy of Pam Brady's original
script, but it's tough to put something through the three-of-us
strainer and not have it come out a little Lonely. I think it's equal
parts Paramount and Pam Brady—those are two separate things. As it is,
we definitely have our stamp on it.
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