It was an okay movie, but had a couple really funny scenes.
I loved the bit with the European guy at the restuarant, as someone else said, and when Martin Scorsese is at the house and so wired! He's talking so fast and then asks where is a Starbucks. Brooks says, "I think you've had your quota" or something close. Funny.
Sharon Stone overacted a bit I thought, but was really pretty in it.
My hubby likes the "I think Mr. Fields is a big, fat liar" from Wolfgang Puck.
I agree about the European man, that was quite funny. But I also thought the ending was hilarious. A little predictable but nevertheless Sharon Stone was very funny coming out of the office as the new studio executive. I have to admit I chuckled a bit there.
shareI thought the scenes with his agent were among the funniest scenes I've seen in any movie.
shareyeah, the one's listed were funny and the agent scenes and the parts with Josh were great.
this is like vintage Albert Brooks. He and Vince Vaughn share this quality where they play really good "talkers." I think that's part of what makes their style so funny.
I'm surprised no one mentioned "Stan Spielberg". He went all that way, walking up that hill, and all he got was Stan Spielberg in that tiny office. LOOL
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