(Plus, how the film relates toThree Men and a BabyandTrainwreck.)
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: A lot of Chucks laughs comes from him being a speed demon and fast talker.
Where did you find the humor in your character?
Its an homage, if you will.
Because he is so damn fast, its like a superpower, almost like Quicksilver inX-Men.
[Chuck] definitely offered that.
The film is a comedy, but theres a lot of emotional elements to it as well.
Whats the emotional side to Chuck like?
[The film is] a bromance.
I dont want to spoil the movie for anybody, so Im not going to tell you what happens.
You may find that the entire colony is lost and all the eggs are destroyed.
Theres a 50/50 chance.
Can you expand on the dynamic between Chuck, Bomb, and Red?
Its like a modern day version of theThree Men and a Babycast.
The baby in this case is the eggs.
Im Tom Selleck; actually no, thats not true.
I just had a realization that Im the Steve Guttenberg of this trio, and thats ok!
Is there a scene, line, or moment that you feel really gets to Chucks core?
Anything else on your mind, in terms your character or the broader film?
Im really thrilled with the results.
Would you agree with that, or how would you describe the humor?
I think thats definitely a fair assessment of it.
Its got a literal Bomb, which Judd doesnt have, thank you very much.
Yes, its theTrainwreckof avian movies; if Amy Schumer were a bird, this would be the result.
We give youJudd Apatows Angry Birds.
