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And we're back with an all new episode of Keepit. I'm Louis Fertell. I thought we'd have a great episode today, so I thought, why don't we have Guy Brandem back? Hi, Guy. Hello, good to be here. Always play it to be and keep it.

I always get real animated with you. I can't explain why. I think it's that you know everything, and that excites me. We like to talk about the same things, and that's fun. Yes. No, again, we will be doing this whether or not we're recording.

It's actually not fair to

to monetize what we do.

Yes, but the thing is, we're both busier's actually not fair to monetize what we do.

Yes, but the thing is, we're both busier now than we were 10 years ago, and so we find ourselves at Akbar having these conversations less. Yes. Speaking of being busy, you were to set to stop that train premiere, which is the new Rupal movie directed by our friend Adam Shankman. It's one of these, it's sort of a mock. It's mocking like old disaster movies of yore, the Irwin Allen movies, which were star studded. And so every queer person of note is in this movie. No, it was really exciting. I mean, the best thing about it was just not being excluded, you know, if everyone is going to be there. But like, it's got, you know, Jujubi and Ginger Minj are the stars.

You have so many amazing queens from drag race, and then you have so many amazing queer comedians, like Drew Drogey. And then you have so many, like, straight comedians who came to play, like Paul Shear and June Diane Raphael. Like, it's so much fun. and it's about a storm of gonza and a runaway train. And the possibility of a hotel for dogs and Lori Metc have been killed at the end. Okay. See, now you're going to see that movie, right? Yes. But do you think a comedy in the theaters? Can it work anymore? Is it technology we've lost, like Roman Concrete? That's right. Well, I keep thinking about the world's greatest comedy, anyone but you, which we all saw in a theater. And you can't deny those numbers, Guy. Truly, what was the last blockbuster comedy that we all saw? Like, the Devil Wars Prada, too, which was a funeral for journalism. It was, like, I was really proud and impressed at the Devil Worse Prada. Me too. I just seven out of ten. Like, I thought it was the hardest task possible to take the most beloved film imaginable and build another film on top of it. And I thought that David Frankel and Alien Brush McKenna did such a good job. No one remembers Miami Rhapsody enough.

Oh, I barely do. Yes. Yeah. It's David Frankl's like 1990 rom-com with Sarah Jessica Parker that is

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