“The Muppets is the film I feel most proud of in the sense that it’s good — not quality-wise, which it is. What I mean is that it’s a good thing, what the world gets to experience with the Muppets. The Muppets are never mean to anybody, and their whole message is “We’re stronger together than we are apart, and you don’t have to get laughs by making fun of other people.” They sort of remind us of who we wanted to be when we were kids, before the world got hold of us and beat in the harsh reality of how things really are. You watchThe Muppets and you’re instantly transported to the best version of yourself. That’s the thing I’m most proud of.”
do you see the bits of light seeping out of his pores? like he is so excited about life and the muppets and everything that sunshine is literally being generated inside his body and is escaping in tiny bits until eventually he turns into the sun.
Jason: This is my first time hosting!
Vanessa: That’s awesome! This is my first time doing promos with a guest host!
Jason: Aw! No way!
Vanessa: I’m glad my first time is with you.
Jason: Yeah me too.. I’ll never forget this. You look beautiful.
Vanessa: Oh stop it.
Jason: No, you do.
Vanessa: What are we doing?
Jason: Shhh..
Hi! I’m Jason Segel and I’m hosting SNL this week with Florence & the Machine! Vanessa, how long does it take to get over the shock of being on SNL? Vannesa? Vanessa? Hello?
Jason Segel and Leslie Mann on the set of This is Forty
Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, Paul Rudd, and Jonah Hill Behind the Scenes at their Vanity Fair Shoot | April 2009
