"THE ROOM" Interviews & Reviews Adam Spiegelman, Tommy Wiseau, robyn paris

“The Room” is best of the bad, the movie that makes you feel warm inside is finally being reviewed.  This is a must see and a must be heard. The hosts of the podcast, MIPtalk.com writer Noam Dromi and actor Brad Rowe join us in a sea of crap and crying. Plus Brad tells us which Hollywood tough guy broke his ribs in a scene. Find out! Tommy Wiseau is waiting!

Don’t forget, “The Room, the Video Game.”

To listen go to iTunes or press “play” on the player at the top of the post. Click “like” if you like it.

Listen Here (YouTube clip below) to all the secrets of the “The Disaster Artist.” 

More inside stories one of the crew members of “The Room.”

Sandy Schklair, played by Seth Rogan in The Disaster Artist, claims  that when he was hired for this vanity project he was asked to “Tell the actors where to go and to call ‘action’ and ‘cut.” Sandy never thought the movie would be seen, by anyone.

Faster than you can say “Springtime for Hitler,” “The Room” is an international hit and Tommy is taking all the credit. Sandy sits down with host Adam Spiegelman (ME!)

( “The Room” t-shirts! Buy them here. A portion goes to the podcast!) 





 

Adam Spiegelman and spills all the behind the scenes details of the movie that was never meant to be.

Fans, get ready! 93% of your questions about the film are answered. If you’ve never seen the film you’ll love the tale of how this movie got made.

If you have any other questions or any comments about Sandy or the show, email us at proudpod@gmail.com or leave a message on our hotline, (646) 481-5476.

(Buy hilarious “The Room” t-shirts! Support the podcast and blog.) 

something nice about our show on iTunes. Come on, don’t be chicken, Cheep cheep cheep

We recorded during Sandy’s lunch break on the Paramount lot. We’re in a tent, but you can still hear the wind flying by and workers working. I tried to cut out my audio when Sandy was talking to cut down on the background noise.  Thanks to the sound crew at “Supah Ninjas” for recording the interview. – Adam

More podcast episodes and blog posts about “The Room.”

The Director of “Room Full of Spoons” the Room doc – Rick Harper

I talk to the man who made the great unreleased doc, “Room Full of Spoons.” A movie about The Room that Tommy tried to block several times.

Here’s a review I did with Mike White (The Projection Booth) of “Room Full of Spoons.” Review of “Room Full of Spoons”

More:

“The Room” video game! Play this 8-bit masterpiece!

The person behind “The Room” fan fiction & his version of the pre-quel.

A print interview with a strange and talented fanatical fan.

Two newcomers give their reaction to “The Room.”

Tommy Wiseau interview!

This Tommy Wiseau interview was mostly him promoting his new web series. Which is fine. It’s a funny interview.  You can watch his show below.  Tommy won’t answer any of the questions about the movie. He would only promote this terrible show about playing video games. So I asked him his favorite games and he wouldn’t tell me. I finally just started and ended each sentence by plugging his book. Then I gave him a big compliment and he turned around.

If you are looking for an interview with Tommy Wiseau that will explain the film, good luck finding one. This interview is pure Tommy fun. If you listen carefully enough, you can hear my head explode.



Before watching “The Disaster Artist” listen to an interview with the real man!

The writer, director, star of the “Citizen Kane of Bad Films” talks about the musical version of his cult hit “The Room,” the violence is in all of us and what he really thinks of the “mainstream press.” Normally super secretive about his past,  he also accidentally revealed he summered in Hawaii growing up.

This Tommy Wiseau interview was mostly him promoting his new web series. Which is fine. It’s a funny interview.  You can watch his show below.

LINKS TO MORE “THE ROOM” STUFF :

Meet the man who claims he really directed “The Room”

Play “The Room” Video Game!

 

Read Fan Fiction! And the man behind it.

Hear a Review



from wikipedia – The Disaster Artist is a 2017 American biographical comedy-drama film produced and directed by James Franco. Written by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, the film is based on Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell‘s non-fiction book of the same nameand chronicles the making of Tommy Wiseau‘s 2003 cult film The Room. The film stars James and Dave Franco as Wiseau and Sestero respectively, alongside a supporting cast featuring Seth Rogen, Alison Brie, Ari Graynor, Josh Hutcherson and Jacki Weaver.

Principal photography began on December 8, 2015. A work-in-progress cut of the film had its world premiere at a title="South by Southwest" href="https://en.

The Denny from “The Room,” Philip Haldiman, interview. Philip Haldiman went on a blind audition for a movie he thought no one would see and it ended up as the biggest cult movie of the 21st century. Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now.

 





Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now.

Now Philip Haldiman has written a comic book, “My Big Break” about his experience. Which is good, because I hate to read.  I like pictures.

Here’s Philip Haldiman’s promo video: We did the interview on Skype so we have video chat. I’ll put it up on YouTube soon.



 

Philip Haldiman’s ‘My Big Break’ Comic Book Trailer from Bob Marquis on Vimeo.

 

 

 

 



This is an amazing fan theory I recently found on Reddit. Check it out. Here’s part of it to get you interested in going to Reddit.



The Room (2003) – Denny is actually a cat

submitted 2 years ago by postslikeagirl











 

Let’s start at the beginning. When Denny first appears, he seemingly invites himself in to Johnny and Lisa’s apartment, yet they are unperturbed and seem happy to see him. The couple then tells Denny that they are going to go upstairs for some personal time, but they don’t ask Denny to leave. Clearly, Denny has some sort of casual residence status here, as he is free to come and go as he pleases and hang out when nobody is around. But his true cat tendencies come out when he awkwardly follows Johnny and Lisa upstairs and joins them on the bed. This is unacceptable behavior for a human, but standard procedure for a cat. In fact, this is often a topic of discussion among cat owners! And who else has a staring problem? Yep, you guessed it.

At another point in the movie, Denny again shows up uninvited and proceeds to sit underneath the window even though a nearby cha









 

 

Tommy Wiseau made a movie so bad, there’s a 2 hour doc about it. And there are two 45 minute podcast about the doc.



On a special joint Proudly Resents/Projection Booth crossover, Mike White joins Adam to talk about Room Full of Spoons, a documentary from Rick Harper that chronicles the making and impact of Tommy Wiseau’s magnum opus, The Room.





























This doc answers all the questions you can ever have about the movie “The Room.” Mike and I talk about the actual movie “The Room,” Tommy Wiseau and the doc itself.

Links:

Visit the official Room Full of Spoons website

Buy The Disaster Artist by Greg Sistero

Buy The Room on DVD

Buy the Rifftrax version of The Room

Visit the official The Room website

Play The Room video game

 



 

Listen to The Projection Booth’s version of this show, which includes an interview with Rick Harper, the director of “Room Full of Spoons.” 



Proudly Resents Room Episodes:

Philip Halderman:



Tommy Wiseau:



Sandy Schklair:



The Room:



Watch:



 





































 About Room Full of Spoons:



SYNOPSIS

Room Full of Spoons is an in depth documentary about the cult film that is widely accepted as the worst film ever made: The Room, and it’s eccentric creator Tommy Wiseau.

Referred to as “The Citizen Kane of bad movies” by Entertainment Weekly, The Room grossed only $1800 during it’s initial box office run. Against all odds, Mr. Wiseau’s disastrous film found a new life on the midnight movie circuit and now plays to audiences around the world making it one of the most adored and important films in popular culture.

Follow Rick Harper and his team on their journey across the Globe as they experience this midnight movie phenomenon, meet with the entire cast and crew of the The Room and piece together the story behind the mysterious Tommy Wiseau.















//

//

//



//

“The Room” is fully exposed in Rick Harper’s doc “Room Full of Spoons.”

 

Find out a

 

bout the legal feud with Tommy, their strange friendship, where Tommy is actually from, how much work did it take to find his home town, and what Rick thinks of James Franco’s new movie “The Masterpiece.”

RICK REVEALS WHERE TOMMY IS FROM!



Rick Harper is a filmmaker who likes many became obsessed with what’s been considered, the Citizen Kane of bad films, called “The Room.” The movie is about a man betrayed by his best friend and his future wife.

Turns out, the story behind the story is even more fascinating. The most interesting person in this is the film’s director, Tommy Wiseau. Rick spent over five years and $100,00 of his own money to make the definitive document in the room.his fascinating documentary, “room full of spoons” is available on Roomfullofspoons.com.

Interviews: 



Tommy Wiseau!

“Denny” – Philip Haldiman

The man who claims he directed “The Room.”

More:

Play “The Room” video game!

Review of “Room Full of Spoons”

The man who writes “The Room” fan fiction & his version of the pre-quel.

Two newcomers give their reaction to “The Room.”



Review from IMDB.com

I had no idea of what the hell I was gonna watch… a documentary about the worst movie ever??? Can it be good or will it be bad as the movie? Well this documentary is great, and even if it is 2 hrs long, it doesn’t feel like 2 hrs… I guaranteed that you will laugh will watching, and then you will for sure make at least one research on Google to know more about the movie The Room even if pretty much all the topics are covered in the documentary. It also demonstrate the great quality that an independent studio can deliver as a final product… It can be easily compared to big production documentaries. It is easy to follow since the story line is well written and the different topics are well presented. Nice jobs made by the production. Great time guaranteed to watch with your friends!