Скачать или смотреть Paul Reiser and Sarah Baker on Kominsky Method Season 3 and Making Aliens With James Cameron

With The Kominsky Method Season 3 now streaming on Netflix, I recently sat down with Paul Reiser and Sarah Baker to talk about making the final season of the award-winning show. If you’ve never seen The Kominsky Method, the extremely well made series hails from The Big Bang Theory and Mom creator Chuck Lorre and it’s not at all what you might expect. Instead of a laugh track or characters performing in front of a live studio audience, The Kominsky Method is a single-camera series about people navigating their later years in Los Angeles. The Kominsky Method Season 3 also stars Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, Lisa Edelstein, Emily Osment, Graham Rogers and Haley Joel Osment.

While the entire cast is excellent, the main reason I’m such a fan of the series is Chuck Lorre’s writing. Unlike other shows he’s involved with, Lorre writes every Kominsky Method script on his own and each episode manages to find humor in uncomfortable situations. In addition, he writes about subject matter most shows avoid like what happens when you get older and long time friends die. If you’ve never seen an episode, it’s absolutely worth your time.

During my interview with Paul Reiser and Sarah Baker, they talked about why they each loved Lorre’s dialogue and scripts, how Lorre writes about what it’s really like to age, what they thought of Barry Levinson the actor, and more. In addition, Reiser shared what it was like making Aliens with James Cameron early in his career.

Paul Reiser and Sarah Baker:
Reiser talks about what it was like making Aliens with James Cameron.
They both talk about Chuck Lorre’s fantastic dialogue and scripts.
Reiser on how Lorre is writing about real stuff like what is it like to be aging and perhaps your best years behind you.
What did they think of Barry Levinson the actor after working with him on Diner?

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