You could hardly find a better way to kick off a free screening of Wet Hot American Summer than to have the cast show up on a whim and introduce the damn thing. Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, Michael Showalter, A.D. Miles and director David Wain — most of whom were in the nabe filming a movie called They Came Together this week anyway — popped in to Brooklyn Bridge Park last night to say hi and introduce the 11-year-old contender for best summer movie of all time. They were greeted with a standing ovation, because why wouldn’t they be?
You see? This is why you always go to free events in Brooklyn. Because you never know what you’ll miss. Also, how stoked are you that more than a decade later these people are doing a movie together again?
UPDATE 2:30pm: Brooklyn Bridge Park just added this photo to their Facebook too!
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Son of a bitch.
yeah conal you dead set suck
this post specifically designed to shame conal and our other friends who didn’t show up.
I assume all posts on Brokelyn are meant to do that.
Yep, I’m pretty upset I missed this. Shame.
Is this the filming that’s been happening on Court Street this week?
yah, think so. They were shooting around BK Heights/Cobble Hill