Scot Armstrong

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

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Society & Culture

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2011

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Scot Armstrong is a screenwriter and comedian who has co-written Old School, Road Trip, and Starsky and Hutch among others. His newest writing project was tackling The Hangover Part II with Todd Phillips.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Kira from Cotonin, New York.
0:02.8	I'm Russ from Blooming, Penn, Indiana.
0:04.9	I'm Natalie from Boston, Massachusetts.
0:07.0	The Valley of Young America is an independent production.
0:09.5	Supported by listeners like me.
0:11.0	If you'd like to donate to support the show,
0:13.0	visit MaximumFund.org and click on Donate.
0:16.0	I'm Jesse Thorn, live on tape from my house in Los Angeles.
0:19.0	It's the sound of Young America from MaximumFund.org and PRI,
0:23.5	Public Radio, International.
0:31.0	Before I talk to the screenwriter Scott Armstrong,
0:33.0	let's hear a clip from his new film, The Hangover Part 2.
0:37.0	The movie stars Zach Gallifinakis at Helms and Bradley Cooper,
0:41.0	a returning cast from the first film.
0:43.0	Here, Gallifinakis' character is giving a clumsy wedding toast
0:47.0	to Helms' character at a rehearsal dinner.
0:50.0	Hey everybody, here's some fun facts.
0:52.0	The population in Thailand is 63 million people.
0:55.0	It is twice the size of Wyoming.
0:57.0	None of you know stew like I do.
1:00.0	I can't even tell you what we've been through
1:02.0	because we made a pact.
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