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Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Seth Rogen‘s Apple TV+ comedy “The Studio” has already been making waves in the industry for its biting satire on Hollywood moviemaking. “I think I’ve been reached out to by almost every head of every major studio throughout the day to day, and it’s a lot of like, ‘This is great, but very traumatic to watch,'” Rogen said at a screening and Q&A for “The Studio” at the Museum of Modern Art moderated by Variety’s Jenelle Riley.

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Seth Rogen revealed he didn’t know much about an Adele concert he attended in 2021, describing being sat at the front while high as “a lot of pressure”.Appearing on The Howard Stern Show, the comedy actor looked back on the time he attending Adele’s One Night Only concert in Los Angeles with his wife, actor Lauren Miller. He said he had “shockingly little information” about the show beforehand, and said the couple got “incredibly high” in their car on the way to the event.It was only when they arrived that they realised that it was a televised concert, and that they were in the front row.

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Seth Rogen‘s new Hollywood satire series The Studio has arrived on Apple TV+, and it’s absolutely teeming with A-list cameos. Here, we reveal all of the major stars who pop up in the show.READ MORE: ‘The Studio’ review: Seth Rogen and an all-star cast take on HollywoodThe series sees Rogen play an executive called Matt Remick, who is promoted to be the head of the fictional Continental Studios as the film industry undergoes huge changes.The Studio was created by Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Alex Gregory, and Peter Huyck, and features a long list of A-list stars in both recurring and guest roles.Alongside Rogen, The Studio stars Catherine O’Hara, Ike Barinholtz, Chase Sui Wonders and Kathryn Hahn, while the likes of Charlize Theron, Zoë Kravitz, Martin Scorsese, Olivia Wilde and Zac Efron are just a few of the names who make short cameos.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor “Oners are so stupid. It’s just the director jacking off while making everyone else’s lives miserable. Audiences do not care about this shit.” Welcome to Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s satirical comedy ““The Studio”.

Seth Rogen has recalled the pitch for Ridley Scott‘s rumoured Monopoly movie.READ MORE: ‘The Studio’ review: Seth Rogen and an all-star cast take on HollywoodOn the red carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+‘s Q&A screening of new series The Studio, the cast discussed the most memorable pitches and notes they’ve received while working in Hollywood.“It was a meeting with Ridley Scott,” Rogen said. “He was going to direct the Monopoly movie, and me and Evan [Goldberg] went into his office and he said, ‘Imagine a helicopter shot of Central Park.

Jack Dunn On the carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+‘s “The Studio” screening and Q&A, the cast discussed the most memorable notes and pitches they’ve gotten while working in Hollywood. Director and star Seth Rogen said he remembers the pitch for Ridley Scott’s rumored “Monopoly” movie “verbatim” since the meeting was helmed by the “Alien” director himself. “It was a meeting with Ridley Scott,” Rogen said.

Ethan Shanfeld In the first few minutes of his Apple TV+ comedy “The Studio,” Seth Rogen’s character Matt Remick is promoted to the head of a major movie studio. His first order of business in the new role is to fast-track a “Kool-Aid” movie — the studio’s next billion-dollar bet — and Matt, a starry-eyed cinephile, thinks he can get an auteur director to helm it. He has a meeting with Martin Scorsese (played by none other than Martin Scorsese), who coincidentally pitches an original movie about Jonestown, the mass murder-suicide orchestrated by cult leader Jim Jones in which 900 people died by drinking laced… Kool-Aid.

In the pilot of Apple TV+’s The Studio, the half-hour comedy points the lens back at Hollywood, taking aim at its foibles and follies with as much frequency as Seth Rogen’s Matt Remick — the bumbling yet passionate newly appointed head of the fictional Continental Studios — shoots himself in the foot.

Apple streamer tomorrow, March 26. Rogen (returning to Apple after 2023’s “Platonic”) will also star in the series as Matt Remick, who was just appointed the head of the fictional Continental Studios, a film studio trying desperately to survive in a rapidly changing industry. The studio is floundering and losing money… Sound familiar? Apple announced last week that it’s losing over $1 billion per year on its streaming properties.

Alison Herman TV Critic The Apple TV+ series “The Studio” is, on several levels, a contradiction in terms. It’s a TV show about the making of movies. It’s an act of self-indulgence that works as a shrewd parody of self-indulgence.

Seth Rogen is back with a new comedy series and he stepped out with the star-studded cast for an L.A. premiere.

Seth Rogen‘s new Hollywood satire series The Studio was inspired by The Office, it has been revealed.The show, which premieres this week on Apple TV+, sees the actor play an executive called Matt Remick, who is promoted to be the head of the fictional Continental Studios as the film industry undergoes huge changes.Speaking to The Guardian, Rogen explained that they used The Office as a touchstone for the show, notably the boss dynamic.“We talked a lot about The Office, which I love, and how the boss is the most tragic figure on the show,” he said.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “Vought Rising,” Amazon’s upcoming prequel to “The Boys,” has added Will Hochman to its cast, Variety has learned exclusively. Hochman joins previously announced leads Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash in the series, which was ordered at Prime Video in July 2024. Variety also reported that Mason Dye, who will appear in “The Boys” Season 5 as Bombsight, could also potentially appear in “Vought Rising.” Exact details on Hochman’s character are being kept under wraps.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon and Sony Television’s Vought Rising, a prequel of The Boys, has cast Elizabeth Posey (Euphoria, Heels) in a leading and undisclosed role.

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Seth Rogen, Sony refused to let Jonah Hill touch a PlayStation in Superbad due to his character being “too vile”.Superbad is a coming-of-age buddy comedy about two teenagers who want to lose their virginity before going away to college. Jonah Hill’s character Seth is based on co-writer Seth Rogen, while Michael Sera’s Evan is inspired by fellow writer Evan Goldberg.Released in 2007, Superbad sees the pair attend a number of disastrous house parties, try to get hold of booze and avoid the police.Before heading out on their grand adventure though, Seth goes round Evan’s house to get ready.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com If you missed “Mufasa: The Lion King” in theaters over the holidays, it will be streaming exclusively on Disney+ starting March 26. The Disney tentpole grossed $709 million at the worldwide box office.