

Actor Seth Green is in the upcoming Disney Movie “Old Dogs” starring Robin Williams and John Travolta.
Seth had this to say about about working with Robin Williams:
“I’m a huge fan of John and Robin and all my scenes would be with them. That’s kind of an unbeatable possibility, getting to improv with one of the greatest improvisers ever [Robin]. Here was a huge opportunity to not just be in a movie with one of my heroes, but literally do what I’d dreamed of doing with him all my life. So why would I not do that?”
“I’ve had a lot of surreal experiences in my life, a lot of things I have to recognize later actually happened in my real life, and this is one of them. I’d met Robin before but never worked with him, which is a totally different thing. I wasn’t nervous, per se, but I wanted to get it right, make a good first impression. So I see him on set. I was like, ‘Hey, Robin.’ He’s like, ‘I . . . love “Robot Chicken!’ ‘That . . . totally throws my game off. What did you say?’ It’s one thing to work with somebody and interact with them; it’s another thing for them, at a distance, to see something you’ve done and take note of it. That was really cool. Blew my mind.”
How did Seth feel about John Travolta:
“He’s just so fun to be around, such an amazing presence. The second you are in the same space with him it’s so understandable why he’s a movie star. He radiates a likable charisma. I don’t know anyone who dislikes him.”
What did he think about John and Robin working together:
“It was fun because they’ve known each other for 30 years and they’d never made a movie together. So they had a very natural, playful relationship on set. It’s so visible on camera. So I got to be part of that; by association, I got caught up in that good time.”
Click here to check out the “Old Dogs” movie trailer.
Source: LATimes.com, Image Via Flickr


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