Paul Rudd of I Love You, Man got his first big break playing Alicia Silverstone’s ex-stepbrother-turned-boyfriend in 1995’s Clueless. Almost a decade later, Scrubs star Zach Braff had his biggest cinematic victory so far with Garden State, which he also wrote and directed. Both actors were born on April 6th. Which one is older?
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From 1995’s Clueless to I Love You, Man, out this Friday, Paul Rudd has been one of the cutest actors in Hollywood. Whether clean shaven or bushy-bearded, he’s a funny, charming guy. So it took some effort to find a look that didn’t flatter and—well, let’s just say we’re glad he never got a role on Deadwood. This stylized goatee from 1999 might even be worse than the soul patch he wore to the Object Of My Affection premiere a year earlier. Judge for yourself in the gallery below.
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Jason Segel, who made a name for himself by starring on Judd Apatow’s cult TV hit Freaks & Geeks, has the same laid-back, California vibe that he exudes in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. He also has a razor-sharp wit. Maybe this is why he seems like a natural fit to co-star as Paul Rudd’s new Best Dude Forever in I Love You, Man — an exploration of male friendship that opens tomorrow (March 20). We spoke with Jason about the real-life nature of his man friends, whether he’s a “girlfriend guy” or a “guy’s guy” and what Hollywood hunk he’d most like to have a man date with. Answer: The First African-American President of the United States is more his type.
Scandalist: I Love You, Man has a hilarious cast, including you, Paul Rudd, Andy Samberg, Rashida Jones, Jon Favreau and Jaime Pressly. Which one of you was the “class clown” while filming the movie?
Jason Segel: I’d have to say Andy. Andy Samberg. He’s hilarious from the moment he arrives on set, which is 6 a.m., to the moment he leaves. But there was this one moment … Forgetting Sarah Marshall had just come out when they began filming I Love You, Man, and I was feeling a little down because Forbidden Kingdom had beat it by $1 million. A woman approached me on the way to set, and said: “I just need to tell you I saw the movie this weekend and I loved it.” When she walked away, Andy turned to me and said, “She thinks you’re Jet Li.”
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Universal came up with a very interesting - and fun - way to advertise the new Paul Rudd flick Role Models, where Paul and co-star Seann William Scott play trouble-making pals who get sentenced to 150 hours of community service mentoring kids. Play “Mammary,” a humorous variation of the classic card game “Memory” that tests your cleavage IQ!
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