Paul Rudd

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Years ago, I decided I’d make a list in my head that I’d call the “Would Marry” list. I’ve never really been one for marriage, I’m still too young and all that, but there are some men that are just so beautiful on the inside that I think I’d marry them despite my feelings about it. I’ve mentioned the Would Marry list once before, when I was talking about The Killers concert I went to in January. The past week has seen two additions to the list, bringing the total to 6 now: Billy Corgan Danny Elfman Lenny Kravitz Brandon Flowers John Legend Paul ... Read Full Story

In my opinion, I Love You, Man is the first great comedy of 2009. A primary reason for that is the work of Paul Rudd , who is as funny as ever here. His character, Peter Klaven, tries to make himself seem more hip by throwing out catchphrases and nicknames of his own invention. The trouble is, he's inventing them on the spot, and they never, ever come out exactly the way he has them planned. There's a new reel of some of Peter Klaven's finer moments. I'm a bit worried that the outtakes might not have the full effect out of context, but ... Read Full Story

View the Trailer Amazon.com Widgets Bookmark this on Delicious Print Page It seems to have been a natural transition. In the late '90s and early '00s, we were presented with the "Frat Pack" comedies starring Will Ferrell, Owen and Luke Wilson, Ben Stiller, and Vince Vaughn. After that boat sailed, they evolved into the box office blockbuster Apatow comedy machine producing first rate works that blended raunch and sweetness while adding actors like Steve Carell, Paul Rudd, and Seth Rogen into the mix. Yet, despite these changes-- all in all, they've continuously centered on the same SNL buddy comedy feature film paradigm about men ... Read Full Story

Refusing to Act its Age & Leading by Hilariously Bad Example On DVD, Blu-ray, & Video On Demand 3/10/09 Check Out Video Clips from the Film Bookmark this on Delicious Print Page You wouldn't expect a guy who drives around a Minotaur-Mobile to local schools each and every day to peddle his company's sport drinks as the ultimate replacement for drugs to be a pretentious and snobbish misanthrope. But then again, you haven't met Role Models ' Danny as played by Paul Rudd. Rudd-- who just keeps getting funnier with each and every performance finally gets to be a true leading man in both ... Read Full Story