Erin Broadley: Susan Sarandon and John Goodman

ERIN BROADLEY: Susan Sarandon and John Goodman

There’s a scene in the upcoming film Speed Racer where actress Susan Sarandon sits down with her on-screen son Emile Hirsch and tells him, with tears in her eyes, how proud she is to be his mother. Amid the film’s riotous neon graphics and throttling, live-action anime sequences, their exchange is a touching and quiet respite. The viewer is reminded of just how damn talented these actors really are, especially considering most of the film was shot against a green screen. As much as the film is about...

yeah, i think sitting down with susan sarandon was the first time i've actually felt starstruck. she is so bright and damn is she still beautiful...

for sure, she's totally lovely. but also you get the feeling you could have a great night out on the town with that woman. wine, conversation into the wee hours of morning about all sorts of artistic and worldly things. haha. gotta love her.

john goodman looked like john goodman. he's got a wicked sense of humor

Classic interview, you're the gnarliest.

Great interview. John Goodman always makes me smile. He's just extremely likable.

"Rioutous neon graphics" ... ooooh, that's how the movie actually looks -- and here, I'd thought my TV was all gaussed out.

I'll wait for the video and convert it to black and white, then watch it without side effects of nausea. Thanks for the idea, SG.


Rock on, John Goodman. Good to see he's keeping on with a career film.

I thought Speed racer looked amazing and that there is to much discontent towards the green screen.I love ...this technology. It is only enhanced when you get great actors in front of it.