Summary
A lively conversation unfolds as Johnny Pemberton joins the podcast, sharing anecdotes and insights from his career in comedy and acting. The discussion kicks off with a humorous exchange about Welsh cakes and family heritage, with Pemberton revealing his Welsh descent and the unexpected delight of tasting the traditional treats. The hosts and Pemberton bond over their shared experiences in the entertainment industry, including the challenges of navigating auditions and the quirks of working with various personalities in Hollywood.
Pemberton reflects on his time filming "21 Jump Street," highlighting the camaraderie among cast members and the unique experiences of shooting in New Orleans. He shares a memorable encounter with James Gandolfini during a Sundance screening, illustrating the sometimes surreal nature of being in the industry. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of stand-up comedy, with Pemberton emphasizing the importance of humor in everyday life and the joy of interacting with children, who often provide the most genuine laughs.
As the episode progresses, the trio delves into the intricacies of acting, the challenges of maintaining authenticity, and the impact of social media on public perception. Pemberton expresses his appreciation for the craft and the collaborative nature of filmmaking, while also acknowledging the occasional drama that can arise on set. The episode concludes with Pemberton sharing his upcoming tour dates, including performances in Toronto, Honolulu, and Pittsburgh, leaving listeners eager to catch his next show.
Show Notes
The boys are back in the basement studio with legendary stand-up comedy and Hollywood actor, Johnny Pemberton. We get into his acting career, the upcoming Fallout season, living life growing up in basements, and more.
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