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View full sizeUniversal PicturesPaul Rudd and Leslie Mann in “This Is 40.” Hereof, are Leslie Mann daughters in this is 40? Little Iris Apatow, the once pint-sized tot of writer/director/producer Judd Apatow and comedienne mom Leslie Mann, just turned 13 and to coin an overused Internet phrase, she does not look like this anymore.
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Debbie (Mann) is Allison’s sister and her husband, Pete (Rudd) hits it off with Ben.Secondly, is there a Knocked Up sequel? ‘This Is 40,’ a semi-sequel to ‘Knocked Up’ starring Paul Rudd (video): Movie trailer. In respect to this, is the family in Knocked up the same as this is 40?When Judd Apatow announced that his fourth feature film, eventually called This Is 40, would star Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann in the same roles they played in Knocked Up, it created more questions than it answered. Apparently for Judd, I really just like to look bad.In case you’re living under a rock, you likely know that Judd Apatow’s latest dramedy, “This is 40,” is a sort of spin-off or follow-up to his 2007 comedy, “Knocked Up.” To recap: Ben (Seth Rogen) and Alison (Katherine Heigl) are the leads of “Knocked Up” and “This Is 40” centers on two of the supporting characters ofClick to see full answer. A ' sort-of sequel ' to Apatow's 2007 film Knocked Up, the movie centers on married couple Pete (Rudd) and Debbie (Mann), characters introduced in the previous film, whose stressful. I didn’t want to look ruddy but I kinda wanted it to look like I was always in last night’s makeup. 88.1 million 3 This Is 40 is a 2012 American realistic comedy film written and directed by Judd Apatow and starring Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann. And, of course, once again, it's not a glamour role. But let it be known that I play a horrible woman. And then some of it was very upsetting and heartbreaking. And let me tell you, I saw some footage the other day that is mind-blowing. Especially since Katherine Heigl and Seth Rogen aren’t in it.
McCarthy: The word “sequel” has taken on a negative connotation in recent years, so I prefer to think of this as a continuation of these characters' lives. But if they made a sequel, I’d be there in a second.ĮT: In the meantime, you've reunited with Apatow for his next movie, which some people are calling a Knocked Up sequel.
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Plus Kristen is booked up for the next 45 years, because she’s crazy talented. I know that it would have to be just right because none of those women would make a sequel just to make a sequel. But none of us are signed on to do a sequel, so I don’t know if it’ll happen. I think a lot of people are excited for it. The Bridesmaids actress will join Leslie Mann and Paul Rudd, who return as troubled couple Pete and Debbie in the tentatively. McCarthy: I’ll show up wherever they tell me, but there’s no script, no talks. Melissa McCarthy is to star in the sequel to Judd Apatow's Knocked Up. What are your thoughts on playing Megan again? But I still maintain that is one of the funniest scripts I have ever read.ĮT: And then all the sequel talk started. Pete and Debbie are both about to turn 40, their kids hate each other, both of their businesses are failing, theyre on the verge of losing their house, and their relationship is threatening to fall apart. Weirdly, I have a lot of friends on it now, so for those worlds to collide, is totally and completely overwhelming.ĮT: Bridesmaids is not only the highest-grossing Apatow movie of all-time now, but also the highest-grossing R-rated female comedy ever.
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Literally, behind a door, through the crack – I've just been so inspired by women like Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin. I’ve watched SNL since I was eight – when my parents didn’t know I was watching. McCarthy: Oh man, that is seriously enough to make me pass out. I'm still thinking they'll ask me to bus the table, so to hear "Come on in." - it's overwhelming.ĮT: And now you're hosting SNL in the fall. I would clear the plates to be near that table, so it's still hard to imagine that I have a seat there. McCarthy: You know, it's so great when the audience likes what you're doing, but it’s a totally different thing when your peers say, "Good job!" I mean, to be put in that category with those women is a weird thing because I don’t put myself at that table. My knees buckled and I thought, “This is a weird time to flub the teleprompter.” I was waiting for the producer to come out and say, “Sorry, she’s not nominated – our bad!” I legitimately thought it was my turn to talk and I forgot part of the script and I was gonna make it so awkward.ĮT: Once you realized the nomination wasn't a mistake, how did you process it? ET: What was your reaction to the Emmy nomination?
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