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Ep 629 - Like and Subscribe (feat. Danny McBride & Steve Gerben)

Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast20 views
Steve Gerben and Danny McBride discuss the absurdities of traveling, including state-specific porn restrictions in South Carolina and Texas, and the challenges of late-night TV interviews.summarySouth Carolina and Texas require users to submit government-issued photo ID to access major porn websites, a regulation Danny McBride discovered upon visiting.takeawayDanny McBride finds late-night talk show interviews stressful due to the pressure to package spontaneous stories into short, scripted segments, contrasting with his preference for unstructured conversation.takeaway

Danny McBride on Leaving Hollywood, the Collapse of Comedy & Doomscrolling’s Impact

Rich Roll18 views
Danny McBride discusses his new book 'Thrilling Tales of Modern Men,' exploring the gap between 80s action hero fantasies and modern reality, while reflecting on his career evolution from film school to creating niche cosummaryThe 'Disappointment' Archetype: McBride’s comedy centers on the universal male experience of growing up with 80s action hero fantasies (Rambo, Chuck Norris) only to face mundane reality (desk jobs), creating fertile groutakeawayComedy vs. Horror Structure: McBride views horror and comedy as structurally similar 'rides' that rely on pacing, misdirection, and audience manipulation, noting that many successful horror directors (Jordan Peele, Zack takeaway

Danny McBride (Full Episode) | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

Team Coco17 views
Conan O'Brien and Danny McBride discuss the intersection of comedy and horror, emphasizing the need for empathy in storytelling to avoid blandness.summaryThey explore McBride's transition from TV writing to short stories with his book 'Thrilling Tales of Modern Men,' revealing his creative process of freehand journaling to overcome writer's block.summaryThe conversation also touches on the structural similarities between joke-telling and horror pacing, as well as McBride's upcoming G.I.summary

Danny McBride in conversation with Walton Goggins at Live Talks Los Angeles

LiveTalksLA6 views
Danny McBride discusses his transition from long-form television to short stories, revealing how the solitary nature of writing a book allowed him to explore unlikable characters without collaborative constraints.summaryMcBride found the transition from TV to short stories liberating because it removed the need for studio negotiations and production logistics, allowing him to complete stories purely on his own terms.takeawayMcBride actively chooses to write unlikable, flawed characters (like in 'Eastbound & Down' and 'The Righteous Gemstones') because he believes traditional likability formulas are boring and that depth comes from challengitakeaway

Danny McBride on Leaving Hollywood, Kenny Powers, and the Art of the Antihero | Talk Easy

Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso17 views
Danny McBride discusses his debut short story collection 'Thrilling Tales of Modern Men,' exploring his 20-year career creating flawed male characters in shows like 'Eastbound and Down' and 'The Righteous Gemstones.' He summaryMcBride’s creative philosophy centers on creating complex, flawed protagonists rather than traditional heroes, aiming for audience empathy through relatability rather than justification of bad behavior.takeawayThe death of his friend and collaborator Ben Best during the production of 'The Righteous Gemstones' season 3 profoundly impacted McBride’s view on endings, mortality, and the importance of family over career.takeaway

Danny McBride on EASTBOUND & DOWN, YOUR HIGHNESS, TROPIC THUNDER, GI JOE, new book, & more!

Josh Horowitz17 views
Danny McBride discusses his new book 'Thrilling Tales of Modern Men,' explaining how it originated from daily writing exercises during 'Vice Principals' that allowed him creative freedom without executive interference.summaryMcBride's book was born from a need to escape the repetitive nature of TV writing; he wrote three pages daily during 'Vice Principals' to explore different characters and genres, resulting in an anthology format where hetakeawayThe success of 'Footfist Way' was a sudden, high-risk gamble that launched his career; McBride notes they had only $30 in his bank account at Sundance 2006, and within a year he made five major films including 'Tropic Thtakeaway