The Weekly Blend gets a chance to chat with Adam Rifkin, director of Detroit Rock City and writer behind Small Soldiers, and this year's Underdog. He speaks about his new film Homo Erectus, a comedy starring Rifkin himself leading a cast that includes Ron Jeremy, David Carradine, Talia Shire, and Ali Larter. Rifkin talks with us about making a film starring himself, the influences behind his film, and just how he got his hands on that diverse cast, as well as sharing a little bit of information on his next film Look. Click here to check out more about Homo Erectus, including the trailers and video Rifkin talks about in the interview.
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March 22nd, 2007 at 01:36
Very cool Rafe. Great interview. Loved the way you were both riffing on the place of the film in the world.