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hey David how are you so Dana what's in the docket today Rob
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hello Robbie Lowe Rob Herbert Walker Lowe Rob Jimmy Jim Lowe it's so uh
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interested in everything and his career I think he's our manager's favorite because he's he's no one works like Rob
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Lowe I can't even keep track and he does have a show now stories I only tell me he's got a one-man show he's like a stand-up he's
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an on-archy yeah it was just in Palm Springs he's uh he's the hardest working man in Showbiz this is the new one
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because he does everything he's like I have three podcasts I have three TV shows and I'm Gonna Be On Top Chef
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you're like oh my God I know he's gonna have a baking show I'm sure yeah he's making Boolean base as we speak but you
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know he's got a strong gin which is sort of an enviable good hair strong chin good hair because to me when you get
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older unless you have that you know kind of like Mitt Romney look like Superman's
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Dad look with the big chin the short neck you have two choices you can either be a pirate or a cowboy you can either
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be Steven Tyler or Jeff Bridges but you got to be either a pirate or a cowboy
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unless you have a strong chin yeah because I did a movie with Burt Lancaster once and he goes how can you
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be a movie star you don't have any chin that's kind of true that's true yeah I
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don't have [ __ ] dude I'm going for a little scruff after seeing you make your Headway with it we're turning into the same person I know I copied your haircut
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and now we're doing this well it's funny because uh you know Rob when he did
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Tommy Boy we had one of the big fights in time which wasn't with Rob it was about Rob because really because Farley
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we flew in after us and now we had to go back and forth that wasn't like the new days where you can skip [ __ ] we were
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back and forth yeah yeah to Toronto and then one time Farley wasn't feeling good
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on the plane and when he we landed he goes all right we got to get up at five so I said all right and so I landed and
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then Robbie Lowe was there and I go oh you want to grab a beer or something he goes should we call Farrell's I go no he's not feeling good so the next day we
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sat in makeup and he was just and Farley was glaring at me in the mirror you know you bank shot you know she's sitting
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next to the bank shot and he's just licking his lips which I know is trouble yeah and he goes how's Rob Lowe
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how's Rob Lowe and I go are you saying how is Rob Lowe I don't know he's all right did you had dinner with him he wasn't there not even dinner one am
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still at and he goes you're out with [ __ ] Rob Lowe you don't call me I go are you out of your mind I go you were
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sick remember you were fake sick you went to bed he goes you still [ __ ] ass barley to be mad at me I know and that's
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we got in the great tuna stepping uh fight uh when he stepped on my hand oh
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yeah it was off yeah you guys should yeah physically that Rob's good looks are like Kryptonite they weakened us and
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then we all we all wanted to hang out with them well Rob told me once because when he he came on SNL the first time
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the church late he was gonna come on church lady and he told me once he said
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that right before we go to because I had to kind of lock into the character who's really mean he goes he looked at me and
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goes I thought you were gonna kill me I was like because the look in my eyes right before we start the sketch it goes
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this guy's gonna murder me he did it a couple times he said he really uh really happy with it he loves it he's done
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three hosting jobs and um anyway uh he's also the busboy at Garcia's on weekends
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he's he's chatty he's fun to talk to and he will just go anywhere you want to go and he
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is right he's very entertaining he knows what he's doing writes books looks at the newspaper if anyone does anymore
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takes his shirt off even when no one's lucky just because he looks good no one knows what I'm fighting to keep mine on
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at all time I'm cut I'm cut I have girls go if we have sex there's no way you can keep all your clothes on I was like I
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mean we can try so the problem is when you get older if you get to a weight where you're cut yeah then you get more
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wrinkly upstairs and it's called a raisin head it's an actual thing like if you think of Clint Eastwood like 20
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years ago he was kind of built up but he was a raisin head so you you know like if you're kind of chubby or fat then you
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just you're not you have no wrinkles it's a trade-off but if you want to have a 28 inch waist at 70 you're going to be
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a raisin head I don't want to be a reason all right here comes a non-raisin head here comes a non-raising the
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definition of Aging well Mr Robert Lowe [Music] thank you
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[Music] so Rob Lowe so you're in pretty good
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shape so do you ever think to yourself like if you're out with your wife or whatever somebody's making some noise
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maybe you might have to physically fight a guy an adult human it's so weird you
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ask me this on the way into the studio just now no I'm not kidding there was
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some guy kind of creeping in the parking garage and I was like I might have to [ __ ] this guy up and then
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I started doing this whole thing about like could I do it would I do it should I add
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a whole drama play out in my head not five minutes ago Jesus well you're
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saying in Los Angeles in a parking garage there was a freak roaming around yeah that's not unheard of no it's
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unheard of isn't it in one of our big cities that there might be somebody up to no good maybe thanks I mean I love
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The Walking Dead I didn't think I'd be in it on a daily basis in West Hollywood these guys coming out of alcoves if
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they're all that going like this I mean I'm all sorry it's like Jesus Christ outside the Polo
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Lounge it looks like something from The Purge this guy's doing a smash and grabbing my Chevy Monza I'm trying to
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buy a head of lettuce at gel since I got the mummy behind me coming in over the claws out you know Jesus Christ
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these girls walking with their knees walking backwards I'm like where the [ __ ] am I so anyway you but you're very
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physically fit
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this relates this is just a good random question that relates to what you're saying sort of have you ever been
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punched in the face when was the last time you've got a punch in the face I was kicked in the face whoa kicked in
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the face with a steel-toed boot that counts more I think nice Matthew Modine
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that [ __ ] Matthew Modine I always knew that guy I knew he hated your guts I
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know the people get competitive that are host of ass I guess for the rest of their Hallmark movie you know what
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happened for the rest of your career it's like who's got the best episode but you you hosted three times but I was
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reading your book last night and you punched Tom Cruise in the face I punched
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I punched Cruz in the face punch he also but he practically knocked me out of course why do I love that it's uh
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well because on well Matthew Modine kicked me in the face in um a stunt gone wrong on a movie called
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Hotel New Hampshire broke my nose the director was so mad at him Dirk didn't like it much anyway but the director was
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so mad at him that he re-voiced Matthew's character with another actor
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shut what Revenge what that's Revenge yeah I found him very affable when he
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hosted the show I know you dare don't you defend him he is the nicest person in the world that's what I I was gonna
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say I don't understand why the director had a thing for him but he did and he's the nicest man have you ever done a
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movie Rob where like halfway through the movie you realize that you weren't the
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director's first choice and that he or she actually resented you well at worse
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I I had a wonderful worse I had a lunch meeting
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where I realized halfway through the lunch meeting that they thought I was somebody else
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whoa so I was just who does he think you were
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they thought it was Matt Dillon Matt Dillon oh so and it was it was a meeting with Danny DeVito and I'm sitting there
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I'm sitting there I walked they thought Dino was Danny DeVito I walk in and I I see Danny DeVito and
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he gets all excited and waves me over the table I'm not there to see I'm not
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there to see Danny DeVito I'm there for my own other thing but he's all excited and I've never really met him and he's
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pointing at the table going yeah yeah yeah and he's all excited and we sit down he's and he starts going in about
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this movie and this project and things and I'm like wow this is cool what an unexpected gift and I and but then over
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Danny's shoulder I can see the street and I see walking down the street over Danny's shoulder Here Comes Matt Dillon
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and I realized oh he thinks I'm Matt Dylan oh wow and then so I'm waiting for this Awkward Moment which of course
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happens where Matt comes and goes what are you guys doing or whatever and Danny has to like get out of that Damon that's
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a bookmark impression Matt Dylan oh sorry God damn it go ahead I I they
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thought I was Val Kilmer I was testing for Amadeus and he kept calling me Val
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and then when I walked out Val Kilmer walked in they I did tests for Amadeus because at 26 I could play 18. so I was
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I'd go in the room I'd see Eric Stoltz I'd see I I read for Risky Business
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wait you tested for Amadeus yes I did with Mr Milos Foreman
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um the thing about Milos is he's Czechoslovakian and it informs
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everything he does um wait it informs everything he does yeah that's the thing
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about you know it's that thing of like you know your Czechoslovakian but you don't really watch you know the thing
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about the checks is they don't they grew up breaking rules
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foreign thing that thing that I have heard this one but he comes up with these things you don't know where they come from but it's so
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specific you have to listen so we're talking about funny people in the world and this career path we've Chosen and
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stuff and he said regards funny people goes there's only 900 of us on the planet
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it was kind of seemed like kind of the right number yeah
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I wanted to do a coffee table book or a at least a Twitter of laurenisms and I tried to get I tried
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to get Amy Poehler to do it and she was she was so down I mean she's like he'll find out it's us and I was like who
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cares I think Lauren Rob and Dave what's your favorite
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lornism oh because I have a couple that are very you eccentric
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yeah I'll go first um would you like to go for a walk and
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so I remember telling Lovitz I was going to go on a walk with with Lauren he's like have a good listen
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yep I remember that one and so it's this long walk through the woods in in uh an
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Amagansett and it's quiet and we're just walking and walking and Lauren goes um
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you know there's nothing more violent than a tree
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because he goes what about Amber is trying to kill that Pine what was this
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out in amaganza yes there's nothing more violent what are the [ __ ] trees like out there yeah see I know that in there
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that's the name of the coffee table book nothing more violent than a tree I mean it's like Game of Thrones out now it's
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poetic it's a theme I guess because the other thing was I remember I was building my first house
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and I was just you know sort of talking about you know like how what a hassle it is and what I should choose and whatever
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and Lauren's just because you know as you get older you find yourself being drawn to Wood
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I never got that good of once he's like and then the last one sucks this week and then the last the last one is uh my
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uh Cheryl my wife was pregnant with our second child we knew it was a boy and I was we're really really struggling with
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names and Lauren's kids are my kids same ages so we we shared that and would talk about stuff
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and I go yeah we're thinking because we've talked out names and I go yeah we're thinking about this we're thinking about things you know I find the king's
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names work the best yes yes I got I like the king's names James
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the God one of the classics that everyone probably has had at some point
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is him pouring a glass of water from a bottle and doing a really long tall pour
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they never underestimate the value of water oh 100 I've seen it yeah that's a
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great one I I never thought to underestimate it well that didn't make what I said very
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interesting then please don't correct me when I'm doing my truisms no no no no you don't misunderstand oh you've seen
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my Lord Michael starting an outboard motor no no no no no no no no no
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no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no RC exactly
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have you um Dana is it don't you do Lauren having rem or REM sleep is that
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you uh I don't know maybe that's a little hater by the way is it REM sleep or REM sleep
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it's REM I think it's REM sleep yes so um Lauren having REM sleep I always
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heard this was your bed I always give you credit whenever oh I I don't I remember Bill Hader on one of Conan's last show did a really funny thing of
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Lauren uh falling asleep on and off on a on the flight and when he would sort of
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come to uh Consciousness he would just say a a celebrity's name
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yes it's that and then he would sort of wake up and go Steve knew the driver
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Lauren Paul Mick that was that was the brilliant Mr Bill
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hader's bit and it was so oh [ __ ] great it's hard to come up with a new angle on the pantheon of Lauren David
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and do a few minutes of Gap girls before they even start the show for the 50. I
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asked Mike recently I said are we going to do Wayne and Garth at the 50th and would they do a wide shot and can they
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get it high up on the crane maybe a couple of fills from Cleveland maybe Bezos would let us use his Rockets it's
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called it's cotton and Vaseline on a lens it's an old cat it's an old candy Bergen trick you know um I think it's
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called a cheese cloth then
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[Music] the thing is I know Rob sometimes people say you're good looking but I feel like
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two things I'm overlooked for being good like I don't they don't talk about it enough and also youthful and Youthful I
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feel like internally youthful youthful he's 37.6 nobody nobody wears a trucker hat
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more seven days let me tell you something I hate hats and trucker hats
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I'll tell you two Secrets I hate hats but I hate my hair more so the only
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thing good about looking stupid for the last 20 years is that my forehead isn't that trashed because there's no sunbeams
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on it that's right and the other thing is I hate this mustache and whatever that is but I I'm worse without it so
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it's really a wait why do you say you're worse without it I don't like it and then what do you love what do you not
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keep it do you feel like you don't have a chin you want more of a chin all of it is such a blank slate I have no
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character in my face it's just people pass me by and no one talk that's that's
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me I have no voice you have a voice that's recognizable I have no voice and no face perfect for someone doing
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characters I'm completely neutral there's nothing here but I realize now that I'm in my 60s you guys are in your
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early 30s my face started to recede into my skull I mean you lose volume so then
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I had to start to wear glasses it's like the Invisible Man and sort of a little bit of Scruffy I'm just filling in a
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shadow otherwise I would disappear in this Zoom where you use I know and then the beard gets gray and so you're like
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now nothing I'm nothing I'm just I know why do I have to go white on the chin everyone goes what snowy on the chin I
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still have a lot mix up here and I don't like that I like also Dana that you and
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you both of you have your hair dialed in you know it works and you're gonna write
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it all the way to the end well I may need a little help I need some graphs but I look like he could shoot Shane
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almost fire reshoots today that that is exact same hair same Elmer's fud I've
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seen it a bunch of times and I heard your hair was gray and I'm like I wish you would just do his gray hair so we
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could all trash him but then I go he'll [ __ ] look better and it'll it'll backfire on me so don't do that and I'm
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so I'm obsessed with men's hair I literally I could do a whole podcast on men's hair really truly I could well
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then can you can can you discern the tricks and sprays and and what I'm doing
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up here to hide the fact that my head is like a game of Risk I have so many so
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much territory in only so many soldiers so many troops you got to get the troops up front you gotta move but I'm on for
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grafting they just said I needed someone to donate graphs for me so I mentioned
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Rob Lowe and they go Rob Lowe um yeah well we'll call him even his pubes we'll take anything well let's go
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back to Rob Lowe and show business the the thing about Rob Lowe if I may call you that you may is that so he's
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incredibly good looking and funny which is a combo that's kind of rare and
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that's how Mike and I got him to do Wayne's World and we were thrilled when we were and shocked that we could get
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Rob Lowe and and then Kurt Fuller was also great and you had a funny uh you
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had to play something a little different so that that could have gone wrong easily when people say they want to be
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funny movies it's like oh I can be funny it's like when a host comes in you know Dana that's always a kiss of death they
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go I'm really funny and everyone in the room panics yeah because you don't really know what that means and they're
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like friends at a party I'm a gas so you know
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what they ask you to do it's like it's like being in read through or something there it's kind of Hit and Miss you're
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like oh I can kind of play this one time they gave me horse Shack and I was nervous and then I go Mr Carter and
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they're like oh okay we always go with a little bit of love it's basically a 1947 character actor
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and then Woody all right you know it goes around the read through but uh back to Wayne's World like they're giving you
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something that isn't typically like I think hilarious is just it was up to you
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to take the writing and and doing it a good way to make it work and it worked well it was a great Chuck's position to
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Wayne and Garth uh having Rob and he he did a lot of very dry droll dismissive
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lines the way the disdain that he had for the two idiots on the Sound Stage
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was great and then your your foil and Kirk Fuller who was the kind of nervous wreck so you guys were like a team and
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every single line landed every single thing out of your guy's mouth was this great juxtaposition
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with us so anyway there's a very very cool thing it I loved doing it and you guys were so funny and my my uh what I
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realized afterwards speaking of Lauren is that Lauren wrote a lot of my scenes and and particularly
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the scenes where I'm in describing television which is one of my favorite things I say or Colleen Camp is the
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idiot bimbo wife says his she goes where she goes
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I watch a lot of Television I would go of course you do you're very intelligent yes it was all those kinds of lines
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which just had its own frequency throughout the the the entire movie you were going against everything we're all
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going where's we were putting on and then you just have these little trolls I remember when I did the on the
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very first day they were doing a flow Beyond garth's head that's the beginning of the movie yes so I didn't know I
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didn't know anything about anything I was just kind of doing guards so I was sort of screaming I don't know why but
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with the air thing going up and I remember the late great Bernie berlstein pulled me aside he was our manager at
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the time of all of us and uh really sweet man and he goes you know kid you
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in film you got to play kind of small you know I take it down a bit
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I go it's a little late Bernie
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oh so those are so I have such great memories of doing that show unbelievable well that that was kind of I think that
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SNL and then into that movie uh was another like reading your Wikipedia page
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and your and your book just all these twists and turns and then that was a turn at that point like Rob Lowe can do
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comedy you know yeah that was that was um and I I there are really two people
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to thank for for that and that is uh Lauren and then Mike who I will remember
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in the you know as you come in on the the host comes in and meets all the writers and I remember him uh going in
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to meet everybody and sitting first time I saw Mike Myers I'll never forget it because he had a Michael Myers poster
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behind him from Halloween that was his whole thing yeah and um and he was like do you want to do a Wayne's
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World sketch or sprockets first time I hosted and I
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remember thinking I hate that [ __ ] Wayne's World thing I want to do sprockets
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um so we did sprockets I didn't hate Wayne's World I really didn't but I love sprockets and uh so and that kind of
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went went from there and then I was lucky to be surrounded by people like you guys you know I mean you're only as funny as the people who are around you
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well that that movie which because the second one we didn't quite get the uh
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well it didn't achieve the same thing it was it kind of made fun of itself like in the first one we were making fun of
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uh corporate commercialism you know yes and then the second movie I walk into
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the lair uh it was Wayne and garf's little hangout area and was a 500 000
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set it was one of the most gigantic gorgeous things I'd ever seen I was like what but you know as you know I've done
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so many movies and things just when something works you know another one of Lauren's things you you never leave a
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hit you know that's another one right yeah which is true but the the Wayne's World
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one was 36 Days 12 million bucks it was kind of tossed off not a lot of coverage
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light on its feet and then it just captured something and the second one has great stuff in it too so people love
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it but the first one has a certain match the um one of the most incredible things I've ever seen was going to a test
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screening of Wayne's World on the Paramount lot invited audience they didn't know what they were seeing had no
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idea what it was and they loved the movie from the beginning from the very very beginning but when Bohemian Rhapsody came on in
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that car and you guys started doing the head thing the the theater literally exploded
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and I have a theory about that because uh we did a zoom with uh Josh
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gadd and and you know Queen and Brian May and everything and we're talking about that one was when I saw La La Land
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three four years ago it's underestimated at least for me remembering what syncopated movement with human beings
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how potent it is yes and so on Wang's world you started out in their groove and then they go off on this operating
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thing so they leave the beat for so long nothing really matters goes way way way
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and then it kicks in Bohemian Rhapsody and we kick in with it I mean there's a
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reason when I see it now too it's like man that is potent yeah that is so potent and we didn't know it at the time
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no nobody and I also love the story that uh that Lauren again kept pressuring my
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don't you think it's a little old that song what about what about Guns and Roses or whatever the hit was in my and
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he was like no it's this is what the song is well Mike was brilliant that's part of his gift is he really he can
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pick up things and go wow and he really wanted that thing we were going to get out of the car do a whole dance around
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these steps and everything you know really yeah we were going to do a whole big thing but budget and time but for me
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personally on a very minor note when when Garth uh does his dance for the
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dream girl he does foxy lady yeah I was doing what's new pussycat but then
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Lauren said uh Steve is doing it in Father of the Bride you might look for something else so then and came up with
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the Hendrix one which worked out great and that was Kim Basinger or who was that that was the No No Kim Basin was in
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number two that was Donna Dixon okay um I didn't see their movie but okay yeah I
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saw Tommy Boy wait I got a question for Rob okay one last thing Dana I like that you give
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Freddie Mercury a lisp that he doesn't have nothing really matters
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did you really give him a list I mean listen the guy was not the most macho
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guy to begin but you made him super fat well in that movie for trivia people I
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did not have my lyric memorized I didn't know we were going to go that long and so at one point Garth is just moving his
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mouth but not really singing the words
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[Music] here's a question for Rob Rob you have a
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career of a lot of movies it's the dumbest setup you were in Wayne's World
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Tommy Boyne Austin Powers what do people know you from most on the street out of those three good one
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what are the three choices Tommy Boy Wayne's World and Austin Powers 100 Tommy Boy wow but I'll tell you what is
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weird nice what's what's weird is in the again the Lauren article this is Kennedy
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Center Lauren Michaels 50 years Washington Post they give
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three movie credits the first one is Tommy Boy Oh what else
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Wayne's wrong um I and I don't know why that is I think
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well I think because Wayne's World is so sick it Wayne's World is it's you and Mike that's Wayne's World that I mean
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that's literally Wayne's World I think Tommy Boy you know uh when people think
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of it they think of you know the three you know you inferling me I think it started with an ensemble yeah and it's
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more I mean those guys had written Wayne's World and maybe it's because Lauren said
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to that Bonnie and Terry Turner why don't you write a movie about how spade
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and Farley are around the office and then because as we've said that's backing
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your way into a green light movie instead of saying hey let's go pitch a movie about brake pads in Ohio I'm about
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to you know it's not like the funnest idea for a movie so that would have gotten passed on so going in it with
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just saying do it about these guys it happens to be about that but that was never the focus really yeah
00:27:46
and I remember a version not to make it about me but a weird place um uh playing tennis with Lauren and
00:27:52
Bernie and I think Lovitz and um Lawrence you know I haven't I have an
00:27:58
idea Paramount's working on which I don't know really what you and Chris's Brothers
00:28:04
so it was like a twins like an Arnold DeVito that's a good idea but that was
00:28:10
all like it was it was all in it was that was six months I mean and then then Tommy Boy was was written so there was a
00:28:16
little of that in there too well a did a good job and Tommy was a really fun shoot but when we were doing it and Bo
00:28:23
Derek was your mom who's a sweetheart you know that great story right we're like we're gonna get Bo Derek we're gonna get Bo Derek if she's you know 10
00:28:29
and she shows up with with like Annie lennox's Hair she cut her all her hair off oh my God I'm trying did she have a
00:28:37
wig she has she had her hair shorter than mine right now she she's looking like it was she literally looked like
00:28:42
like um Annie Lennox that's what general meetings are for it's that's what that's where you see your actors before you
00:28:48
hire them and we were not happy and John Derek didn't want her going back to be a
00:28:54
big movie star again and said to her you know I think you'd really like all your beautiful hair cut off and she did it
00:29:00
she was stunning I mean what happened in the movie didn't she have short hair in the movie yeah she's looking by the way
00:29:05
she still looks great I mean the same girl but like Bo listen but by the way Bose never ever had short hair other
00:29:10
than that four month period when she shot that movie in her career grow it out yeah yeah she hustled to grow it
00:29:17
back to hair again we have reoccurring themes here and I like it well what did you think about Kevin Costner walking on
00:29:22
the set for the movie The Bodyguard with Whitney Houston with the Steve McQueen kind of almost crew cut which made Mick
00:29:29
Jackson crazy but it worked there's some hair I didn't know that but that's that's a great move
00:29:35
best hair in a movie star we're not including Rob in the last 30 40 years
00:29:41
best hair I have a guy in mind [ __ ] that's tough well I'm gonna go probably I don't know if you'll include him in
00:29:47
the last 30 years but it's it's for sure got to be Redford oh yeah that's cool hair yeah I was
00:29:53
thinking Richard Gere more because of the way he flips it and then he makes it a thing but I've been watching American
00:29:59
Gigolos been on American whatever the AMC whatever the hell it is and you know I'm I'm shooting my show and I'm in my
00:30:05
trailer every five seconds and and that's on and it is American Gigolo is
00:30:11
amazing to watch if I watched it within the last year yeah it's just a great
00:30:16
movie and he's he's a real that was writer on the block of Officer to gentleman like right when he's [ __ ]
00:30:22
questioning do you know are you how do you feel about Redford Robert Redford
00:30:28
because I I have this sort of theory about him that please he is arguably if
00:30:36
you take it by the a movie star in who was in the most great movies
00:30:42
in the in film history since the talkies since the 30s I I always pick Redford because I keep coming back around to and
00:30:49
people go people never guess Redford at a dinner party they go all these Classics Brando and Nicholson whatever
00:30:57
Carrie Grant was amazing but when you think of Butch Cassie Sundance Kid in three days of the Condor and uh The Way
00:31:03
We Were The Sting the natural uh All the President's Men there's just a period of
00:31:10
time and of course he directed Ordinary People so anyway that's my theory about Redford just wanted to throw that in for
00:31:16
you flag fans I could not agree with you more I mean just those that you tossed
00:31:21
off there are ridiculous there's three days of the Condor it's just three years one of my
00:31:27
favorite movies of all time I I saw it when I was too young I didn't understand it um you
00:31:33
should watch it tonight Rob were you first of all how many times have you
00:31:39
hosted and how scary is it walking out for the monologue um I hosted three times and can we talk
00:31:46
about the first one first I mean because that would be the biggest fear I think right yeah and what was your monologue
00:31:51
about the monologue was so I kind of got jipped out of the
00:31:57
greatest thing that can happen to you on SNL which is you know it's like being shot out of a cannon like when when that
00:32:03
when they say I'm crazy audience is going so loud in there so loud and it's electric and I
00:32:11
didn't have that because we had my monologue was predicated on the audience hating me
00:32:18
um the joke from the minute I walked out the joke they were told do not clap to
00:32:24
come out Robin needs to come out to crickets how do I not remember that so I
00:32:31
so I didn't ever get that um until you know you know the second and third time I did but
00:32:37
um doing the show is I've always said I I would I would have loved to have been on that show I would have it would have
00:32:43
been a dream I would have been a dream to me to do what you guys did a dream an absolute dream I grew up watching that
00:32:48
show I would have been [ __ ] static to have had that been my my career being on
00:32:54
that show I think it was Al Franken that it just observed after you posted or something you know it'd be really nice
00:32:59
to have like a really good looking cast member just as a person to put in different move in different ways along
00:33:06
with character work but yeah when Mike and I were like what what about us
00:33:13
so you did Arsenio Beckman which I was just looking up that episode
00:33:18
it's so [ __ ] funny oh my God I couldn't even and the way you played it
00:33:24
everything about it I know it was a Robert smiggles one of our best writers of Our Generation yep uh maybe Oda Kirk
00:33:31
was in there too a little bit but yeah that that is supernaturally funny and it's on YouTube it's Rob playing Arsenio
00:33:38
Hall but it really is just to the amped up environment of all talk shows and the sycophanish patronizing laughter and and
00:33:46
it's so funny it's called Arsenio Beckman with Rob Lowe The Crowd Goes Crazy is it well I also like it's also
00:33:53
that everything he does they go nuts the deterioration of any ability to ask a cogent question my favorite thing about
00:34:00
that was I think my guest was Linda Blair of all people yes and Michael wrote that my very first
00:34:07
question was literally it was like so I heard someone saying something about you
00:34:15
doing something yeah what's that all about like not not a
00:34:23
question at all no it's just like what's up and then the crowd they had a really good shot of the
00:34:28
bleachers and just people going insane
00:34:35
and then the original in the table read that people were supposed to eventually be on fire but we couldn't we couldn't
00:34:42
figure out how to do that because then later on uh I got to do uh carcinio so
00:34:49
there was a lot of arsenius there was genius well you know what it was is Lauren had a thing where he didn't want
00:34:54
to go after certain people so by adding the inio it was like oh well that wasn't
00:35:00
Arsenio Hall Rob was going I was Arsenio yeah that's why that's why that that's
00:35:06
exactly why it was because it was written as Arsenio Hall and and Lauren changed it or so you're it's your first
00:35:13
time doing SNL you're on a live Sound Stage you're out there and it's crushing
00:35:19
and knowing your journey to there and all the stuff in movies and every The Outsider story everything I mean you
00:35:25
must have been just feeling incredible at me right it's such a rush
00:35:32
and everyone's yelling must have been a rush to being a good sketch that works it doesn't it's not always the case
00:35:39
with all possible humility I will say I am super proud of the the three
00:35:45
um snls I did they are all super good there are memorable
00:35:51
iconic moments from each one of them not some of them I'm not involved with we have Al Gore going lock box
00:35:59
is in one of it so um it's in a log box and um
00:36:05
I did I did did I tell you about the time that I went up though I like I [ __ ] BL I forgot their cue cards
00:36:11
there so it's hard to [ __ ] up but I was doing remember mace Phil Hartman's character amen yes I'm a Bad Bad Apple
00:36:17
rotten to the coast yeah um I was doing a mace sketch with Phil
00:36:23
and it all built to a joke and I and and I [ __ ] up
00:36:29
I [ __ ] it up somehow and we had and we had to ad-lib our way like [ __ ] up
00:36:34
[ __ ] up so badly that that you could see the cue cards you could see Lauren like everybody looking Phil's eyes it
00:36:41
was it was over there was no way to end the sketch there was no way to end
00:36:47
did you go ahead in the sketches or something did you jump the card in a way
00:36:52
or I I reversed it was the kind of thing he had a punch line that was predicated on me saying I
00:36:59
can't do something and I said I can do something so now he so he literally can't say his line now so the premise is
00:37:06
completely so I [ __ ] up the premise of the punch line and um I ad-libbed a punch line and it got a
00:37:14
laugh when we got out of there and and um I I actually think that's the moment actually where alarm was like I want to
00:37:20
do more stuff with him because he came backstage was where they were used Houdini
00:37:26
well there he is oh my God there's no one funnier than Lauren in a way I mean
00:37:32
that's why we're all doing Lauren all these years there's no one who by the way Lauren is funny we always joke about
00:37:38
him I want people listening to go we [ __ ] laugh at Lauren there's a reason he runs the show he says funny [ __ ]
00:37:45
[ __ ] at dinner and really really funny and you go [ __ ] I forgot this guy's so funny okay this is my last my last long
00:37:52
one by the way you can cut all these out if you don't like them but we love them this is the best
00:37:58
uh so apparently he was being interviewed by somebody and days and days you know falling going
00:38:04
around and the guy says so I have to notice that you have a lot of
00:38:11
very famous important people in your life are there any just regular people in your world
00:38:18
and Lauren goes well I know you [Laughter]
00:38:26
so good Lord this one I've said before I think we've on this fledgling podcast
00:38:31
but see what you think of it being someone who came from a humble background and all that normal which I
00:38:38
feel is our gift and then with our children they have uh celebrity and
00:38:44
money uh at whatever level it is and so Lauren said
00:38:49
regards this he goes you know you you and I were raised in the wilderness and we became civilized our kids are raised
00:38:57
civilized and we expect them to go out into the Wilderness Mary Lauren it's very brilliant though yeah but it but it
00:39:04
is very brilliant in a very simple way if it's not exactly the way you might use those words but yeah civilized
00:39:11
you know what you need to remember about Dana is he grew up with mismatching Furniture
00:39:17
Dana and people from Montana I've said this before but I still think it's worth telling you because you'll laugh
00:39:23
Lauren's under the bleachers during the show he's got the monitor right he's watching and critiquing the show maybe
00:39:29
it's the dress show I'm out there doing Bush or churchly I'm just vamping it up you know and Lauren said he's a [ __ ]
00:39:37
show Pony yeah he's a [ __ ] show Pony which I love
00:39:43
that see everything we said about Lauren we love Lauren and so you know it doesn't it's just we don't we've never
00:39:50
met anyone like Lauren who says stuff like that the worst you know there's a moment where he was by the way just
00:39:56
about what's about to come out of my mouth makes me laugh he and I were sitting in my jacuzzi and he was doing
00:40:03
that thing where he he yes his little finger in terms of do you think Mike Bass Dr
00:40:09
Evil on me and he's literally doing the finger thing in his mouth is he saying it and I was like oh he would bite his
00:40:18
nails you know especially on Wednesday when we're trying to pick the show and that's that night by the way and this is
00:40:25
all SNL related stuffs so long story short Rob and I end up having dinner
00:40:31
with Lauren at an Italian restaurant in Santa Monica with two of Lauren's
00:40:36
assistants so two things are funny one was that the this was the first time I
00:40:42
actually did my Lauren for Lauren and then Rob threw in his lawn and yours was
00:40:48
a very funny thing he said Jen's light in the show yes but I started doing Lauren for
00:40:55
Lauren and I he didn't take offense to it because it was just him him on the Wednesdays being frustrated looking at
00:41:02
the board and not liking the cards or the sketches is I still have no [ __ ] First Act and that for me was my end to
00:41:10
Lauren in 1980 that's a real statement though it's not even like a parody yeah and then and then I got tapped out which
00:41:16
I've talked about in the show the other a little while ago about John Travolta I'm doing him on stage in Denver as a
00:41:23
comedian and then the guy you're doing is sneaking up behind you but you don't know it so if someone Taps your shoulder
00:41:29
you're thinking you're killing you know I'm going you know I don't know Mr Carter you know and that's like that and I look up and it's John Travolta but the
00:41:36
same thing happened that night and you saw it so Lauren tell asked me to do the Paul McCartney story of staying at
00:41:42
Lauren's house before I was on SNL for a month for his assistant so I'm really doing
00:41:48
Paul I'm going into it oh doing this you know we got to do it you know what you do you know could all that and then
00:41:54
Lauren looks up and he's going could be could be and I didn't know what it meant in time and I got the tap and I looked
00:42:02
up and it was Paul McCartney and I was right in the full and I didn't know whether he'd heard me and so I was kind
00:42:08
of nervous so I said and I hadn't seen him in a while I said you're holding up and then that that became a running thing he says
00:42:15
I never forget that Paul McCartney said so I can't do a Paul McCartney in fact I
00:42:21
my Paul McCartney makes him sound like he's Indian like he's from I'll teach you how to do it but go ahead and try it
00:42:28
um just everything's a question he's like will what are you what are you guys doing here that's not bad it's okay what
00:42:34
are you doing here what are you guys doing here what are you doing here um he says what are you doing here and
00:42:39
we and you said Warren said we just did the 25th anniversary screening of Wayne's World and Paul McCartney
00:42:46
Paul McCartney said and I will never forget it as long as I live oh
00:42:52
Wayne's World oh That's a classic wow yeah I'll never forget as long as I
00:42:59
take it and run it's a classic you know because they were stumble bumpers and one guy was one guy was driving the car
00:43:06
one guy was just hanging out singing you know and they go to the donut shop they're like could we get a donut you
00:43:11
know but they called it a crueler he had a big kitty Boop and uh yeah in Liverpool it was called the boom gay you
00:43:18
know he had pastry it was a boom ganger are they called it a crueler and other people call it a donut you know I don't
00:43:25
know I'm not sure who I am but anyway have you guys watched The Beatles I've
00:43:30
just last night was watching The Beatles documentary it is mind-altering
00:43:36
I watched it immediately uh over three days yeah I watched all seven hours and
00:43:41
I was watching the second episode again last night
00:43:50
plus Disney plus you can go buy a month for 199 and then cancel your
00:43:55
subscription it is absolutely
00:44:00
unbelievable God damn I love it and if you love them so much if you love them you're gonna honestly if you love even
00:44:07
like the Beatles You're gonna have to be like resuscitated well it makes people remember like this is the real [ __ ] like
00:44:12
this is the [ __ ] unbelievable [ __ ] of when you got a band it's unreal and for a chunk of time that stays forever and
00:44:19
you're like well what if what it what it illustrates and someone said this in a review is it it marvelously represents
00:44:26
the minutia and boredom of the creative process that you're just they just start
00:44:32
going into cover songs they're doing everything they can not to work on the song and then they work on it again and
00:44:38
they go away they come back it goes on for hours I mean it is just an insight into some of those songs in them where
00:44:45
you're listening I don't even know much about music and I'm like they're going from that to that is that even legal like things that they were doing back
00:44:52
then and you must if you were anyone back then you must have been so floored going am I in the same business as these
00:44:58
guys because well that's the thing you look at like I'm one who's doing that now who who's out there selling cardi B
00:45:05
who's doing that who it's it's it's a one-off it's a linchpin the 60s were a
00:45:11
linchpin decade uh for the for the 20th century and then they they rode that wave they were a Teen Idol band who then
00:45:19
became the most experimental band and then they if you you know let it be was done in three weeks in January 69 by the
00:45:26
end of October they'd finished the White Album they took eight weeks off then they're in there third week of February
00:45:32
they're doing Abbey Road I mean no one worked like that but I do think there was the chemistry between Lennon and
00:45:39
McCartney that's just Supernatural obviously I mean what you can't be like duplicate Direction like they throw them
00:45:45
together with Simon Cowell like they're a teeny bopper man and then suddenly they're the best most intricately clever
00:45:51
creative band in the world and you go they it seems like they almost stumbled into it by just going let's get a band together and they just happen to get
00:45:58
these Geniuses together it's funny when I when I I don't watch anything anymore because I'm so much time working which
00:46:05
is great and I've I've there's not a move or a beat that I have not seen or played
00:46:13
myself at this point and so if unless it's done spectacularly or surprisingly
00:46:19
it makes me want to stop watching and you're talking about acting comedy acting comedy story It's ability you you
00:46:25
name it name a scenario name it I've I've played it yeah because I'm on like an adventure show so literally a person
00:46:33
in a drain seen it somebody wants to get divorced seen it somebody gets poison table done it I mean there's not
00:46:38
honestly yeah a rattlesnake did it it's like and you see the moves 10 moves ahead so and it's fine it's it's just
00:46:44
you know I know where all the seams are and it's it's fine it's what I do so but when I do see something on television
00:46:50
or in the movies that reminds me of the power of it I literally start to cry I literally start to cry because it
00:46:57
reminds me of what this is and can be and what it means and that's the way I felt about about the Beatles documentary
00:47:02
yeah that's really well said I I feel the same way my my wife says you're possessed by them I go I know but it
00:47:09
it's fun and you know I rode the wave like I was nine years old they wanted a Sullivan I'd been in a band with my
00:47:15
younger brother we had a clothes hamper with a crayon we painted the cert we we drew were the Surfers he had a
00:47:21
one-string guitar he could play Louie Louie I had drumsticks which I stole from Mickey Hart's store the from the
00:47:28
Grateful Dead at age nine and then we would play and then when the Beatles came on we changed it to the Beatles and
00:47:35
then we we played for that so I had older brothers as well so I was getting all the albums in real time and so that
00:47:42
kind of imprinted it and then you're like oh well the Beatles I like them because I'm just of that generation but
00:47:48
then you meet people who are 20 or 30. I mean Conan O'Brien who's 10 years older
00:47:54
than me and J.J Abrams I mean we have kind of a little email Club where we send each other Beetle Clips uh we'll
00:48:01
put you in there Robert just things that we find and they're just possessed by them and um just you meet them and it's
00:48:08
just they they're a one-off I mean what's your favorite what's your favorite I mean you can cut all this out if you want what's your favorite moment
00:48:14
what was the moment you went holy [ __ ] [ __ ] um when they hid the camera in the
00:48:20
flower pot and Paul and John are having a heart to heart about the the last six years I mean they were such shooting
00:48:26
stars you were always the boss you know well I had problems with you too I wanted to change the arrangement but I
00:48:32
was afraid and I didn't follow me on what I wanted to do I had to rely on Jones to tell you well you know I always
00:48:39
thought that I was one driving it you know it's just that intimacy of the two greatest songwriters of the 20th century
00:48:46
uh and the way they talk to each other the respect and and The Angst of that
00:48:51
conversation just moves me uh like no other lover same yeah unbelievable
00:48:59
[Music] I have a question for Rob while you're scribbling um Rob I saw trivia on you and it said
00:49:07
you were one of the hijackers of 911 that's not true how great that's such a great bit do you
00:49:13
stay in touch with those people the other hijackers I just want to say this to Rob Tom Cruise in space go
00:49:23
oh he's very intense he's gonna go do a film on the space station already on the
00:49:29
outside of the rocket going up to the Moon dude he's the man he's permission impossible he did he's the man he's
00:49:36
unbelievable he's the greatest he's the last great movie star and well he
00:49:42
will risk his life he takes it seriously you got to give cred to that I mean oh my God no if I know if you saw what I
00:49:49
complain about on movies no one what Rob no one takes it more serious than Tom really I mean he makes
00:49:55
Daniel Day-Lewis look like a backslider like like he's in Dickey Roberts not
00:50:01
committed to his scene at all yeah yeah I have a competition problems
00:50:07
this is my American actor competition HW
00:50:13
go ahead so listen rob you worked with Tom on which movie Outsiders yes and was
00:50:19
he like that then um he was super like that then I mean look we were um I was like
00:50:26
I was uh it's in the book I mean it's like it's a huge story The Outsiders and
00:50:32
Tom Cruise really pops off the pages to what he would have been like as a Young Man the intensity was there right well
00:50:39
and what I and there's stuff that I didn't put in the book because a lot of stuff I didn't put in the book and and
00:50:44
as I've gotten older and I've seen because how the two books that I wrote were received happily in
00:50:51
exactly the way I had hoped that they would be I'd become a little more comfortable putting me tell you the story about
00:50:57
someone yes thank you okay I like the way you just cut to the chase so I go to
00:51:02
visit Tom on the set of Risky Business and I'm about to do I'm about to do this movie called class in Chicago so I go
00:51:09
like a like a week early so I can hang out with Tom and um I I take I remember taking a cab to
00:51:15
the set and it was like I had to write their directors like so 1980s it's a cab I'm writing the directions down Lake
00:51:22
Shore Drive it's a second exit off the you know and and I get there and it's the scene where he's jumping on the hood
00:51:27
of the Porsche to try to stop it from going into Lake Michigan and I walk on the set they're doing
00:51:32
they're doing they're doing the scene they're doing the scene they're doing the scene and I'm not interrupting obviously they're dancing I'm waiting
00:51:38
for it to be over it's super intense and he's trying to you know that scene he's like stop stop like it's super intense
00:51:44
and Tommy is super intense so yeah um and then finally it's over and he comes over to me he goes hey man how you
00:51:50
doing I'm like hey I'm like so what uh so when you're done let's go grab a bite and he's like yeah
00:51:56
um I I can't do that I'm like what because he
00:52:04
can't see look um I know you but my character doesn't know you right
00:52:09
that's true and so I didn't we didn't do anything because dude
00:52:15
Joel from Risky Business did not know me did not know Rob Lowe did he was he one
00:52:20
of those guys who was called by his character's name on the set um I don't my guess is that that was a
00:52:27
phase and by the way that was a phase everybody was told Sean Penn did that for a while oh it did I picked up the
00:52:32
phone one time at Emilio's house and it was like oh yeah oh man and I was like Sean
00:52:41
and he was like why is it is uh and he was doing his voice from
00:52:50
that Louis Mall movie he did crackers he played like a Cajun in crackers oh okay
00:52:56
and he wouldn't give up the voice and even when I said Sean is that you he was like I was doing the thing so like a lot
00:53:03
of people were trying to do that kind of thing at that point I I by the way yeah if you need and want to do that that's
00:53:10
that's great and a lot of great actors do and it but I've also worked with really great actors who are perfectly happy to be talking about what they're
00:53:16
gonna have for dinner and they put the slate in front of their face and go action and they're transcendent
00:53:21
and then they go cut and they go back to talking about dinner I don't get enough money to stay as Dickie Roberts all by
00:53:27
the way this would go back to Saturday Night Live a little bit but um it's fine uh Jennifer uh who does hair makeup for
00:53:33
Saturday Night Live now she's out in Hollywood just a friend of mine she said there's a lot of actors now and a lot of call for actors after Gary oldman's
00:53:40
Oscar for Churchill for Prosthetics and because that as you know you put a nose
00:53:47
you put a thing suddenly you get an Oscar or the critics just love it they
00:53:52
used to say that about me you didn't look anything like a character I was under attack so on SNL was that your
00:53:57
first experience did you ever get a kind of a really a look in it I love hosting where you just change when I can when I
00:54:04
can wear Prosthetics it's my favorite thing in the world when I did Behind the Candelabra it was all huge oh wow
00:54:11
character makeup that was cool and it was like it's so freeing it is freeze
00:54:17
for anybody but it's it's super freeing for somebody who usually plays like
00:54:22
romantic leading man Parts it's so free I love it can you but you walk around like that too and when you're not in any
00:54:28
danger of anyone even knowing who you are well what's really interesting is I got to see how literally the other half
00:54:33
lives where I went I was doing this thing where I with our Paley Cuoco I was playing Drew Peterson the the big fat
00:54:40
cop from Chicago killed like three of his wives handlebarb walrus mustache
00:54:46
back you look like I look like Bert Lahr from Cowardly Lion and
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um and I went out to dinner I went out to lunch at a proper restaurant on my break and when I walked out the and I'm
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in my cop uniform and when I there's no way anybody knows it looked like a big overweight fat middle-aged cop yeah and
00:55:05
when I walk out to people come back soon and they didn't mean it and I went oh so that's what this is
00:55:12
what it's like ah they were just not into you
00:55:17
so much more fat ISM they're just like it's just like regular people because you know when it's just like it's just
00:55:23
[ __ ] crazy rather than Mr Lowe please come back yeah I wasn't like oh yeah or it was just like yeah yeah whatever dude
00:55:29
yeah I've I've done that when they don't know me it's the [ __ ] worst thing in the world they treat me like I love
00:55:35
those kids it is do you rob do you I walk out
00:55:42
without paying for stuff and they go um the money I go oh this guy doesn't know me he doesn't know I don't pay for stuff I
00:55:48
was on a cell phone the other day and distracted talking to my sister-in-law getting gas at us and I drove off in the
00:55:55
handle it was still in the thing so I stopped I went back there was no gasoline the guy comes out what are you
00:56:01
doing you have to take it out you can't drive away with it he's telling he's telling me and I'm like well I did I
00:56:09
forgot you you can't do that you have to put it with it they says we can put it back on and the guy was actually from
00:56:15
Des Moines he just had this weird accent I'm so I can't do any accents anymore you sounded like Arnold I thought Arnold
00:56:22
Schwarzenegger didn't tell you something about Rob Lowe you know you take the good looks into funniness the
00:56:27
intelligence he's an author you know and these things you put it together you put all these things and all these people
00:56:33
you put the Prosthetics on them you give them a pot they can really get into and then they get the Oscar on Oscar night I
00:56:42
introduced I introduced uh Arnold to Sean Penn they'd never met him it was
00:56:47
right after Sean uh won the Oscar did I do Arnold meeting Sean Penn
00:56:52
go ahead well because I gotta I gotta tell you what Arnold said I want to hear this so we would just we were at a table
00:56:58
and Sean was a table we came over and and Sean wanted to hit Arnold up on um some political issue he was upset about
00:57:06
his Governor at the time oh yeah and and Sean was super Earnest as is yeah and
00:57:14
and he's like you know I don't want you to be on the you know I really respect you and I just want I don't want you to be on the wrong side of History he says
00:57:21
to Arnold and he goes yeah I know he goes yes yes let me ask you something in
00:57:26
milk there's that amazing scene where you come out and they're standing there and you've won the election and you have
00:57:33
your your moment in the Sun and you you put your hands up like this not like this like this and he does like
00:57:40
the real feminine gesture that milk did because it looks so feminine and like a woman
00:57:46
and I thought only he could do that meaning Harvey Milk or Sean Penn Sean
00:57:54
patch it's so it's like he was going like is this guy [ __ ] with me or not it was it was super super funny the
00:58:01
thing about Arnold his street smarts if you call him that just because of his uh accent and everything is unparalleled
00:58:08
the guy is and he'll say such simple stuff all before every movie I get everybody in the room and I say first of
00:58:15
all let's take away all the magical facts in the monsters the scary things the guns and all the things who take
00:58:21
them out of the room and receive the story if the story will work
00:58:28
work I dislike anyone who says let me tell
00:58:34
you something right before they talk to you let me tell you something such a great precursor
00:58:39
all right I have to go so Rob listen I want to summarize Dana and I'm going to
00:58:45
show it go where are you going I have to clear up Rob was not one of the hijackers it
00:58:52
was he was on a test flight or something I like the way I let that did you notice
00:58:57
you let it slide you were like but I was I was on a test flight with the hijackers that's right and then you do
00:59:03
and you don't stay in contact with him on many of them I've heard so you know you know we've Grown Apart it's not it's
00:59:09
not like it's just we've just Grown Apart and you're like and it wasn't even that it's just later they said something to me it's like
00:59:15
um okay so Rob was great Dana was great Spade sort of chimed in there's a lot of
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fun SNL thank you Rob you're always a [ __ ] blast to talk to bye boys love you [Music]
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