"Bad Shabbos" Stars Kyra Sedgwick and Method Man Discuss Making New Comedy
Meeting your future in-laws can be a little stressful. Now imagine someone throwing a deadly prank into the mix. That’s exactly what happens in the new comedy "Bad Shabbos."
The Cast and Crew
Kyra Sedgwick and Method Man are talking funny business with Deco. "Y’all ready for tonight?" Method Man (as Jordan) asks. "You talked to my dad?" Jon Bass (as Davis) responds. The two stars discuss their new comedy, which opens exclusively in SoFlo this weekend.
The Movie
In "Bad Shabbos," a dinner party sets the stage for the crazy hijinks. We already know the cast can act, but can they also throw it down in the kitchen? "You know, both Kevin and I cook, but I would say he’s a much more relaxed cook," Kyra Sedgwick says. "I’m a stressy, nervous, I hope everything works out. I definitely want everything to go off without a hitch." On the other hand, Method Man is a bit more laid back. "Everything that I make is bomb. It’s just that when I do decide to cook, it’s an event," he says.
The Film’s Impact
The movie is now playing, and Coral Gables Art Cinema is hosting a special red carpet reception and Q&A with the filmmakers on Friday. Good news for Broward: the movie will also be screening in Hollywood. For more info on theaters and tickets, click here.
Mentorship and Ego Stroking
When it comes to seeking advice, Method Man turns to Kyra Sedgwick. "Mainly, what I would call her about is, maybe like, some kind of mentoring advice, about what’s the next step in my career and how she’s managed to have such longevity of excellence, you know what I mean? Ego stroking," he says. Kyra Sedgwick responds, "Oh, my God, that is so sweet. Did you just say ego stroking?" The admiration is definitely mutual. "Listen, I would ask Method Man how to, like, be just inherently the coolest person in the room," Kyra Sedgwick says.
Conclusion
"Bad Shabbos" is a comedy that’s all about dealing with family drama and making the most of a bad situation. With its talented cast and crew, it’s sure to be a hit. Don’t miss your chance to see it on the big screen, exclusively in SoFlo this weekend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When does "Bad Shabbos" open exclusively in SoFlo?
A: This weekend.
Q: What theaters are showing "Bad Shabbos"?
A: Coral Gables Art Cinema and Hollywood.
Q: Can I attend a Q&A with the filmmakers?
A: Yes, Coral Gables Art Cinema is hosting a special red carpet reception and Q&A on Friday.
