August 06, 2010: More Pictures!

Mark Wahlberg and Will Farrell arrived at the premiere of “The Other Guys” at the Weherenberg Chesterfield Galaxy movie theater on August 5, 2010 in St. Louis, Missouri.

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August 05, 2010: New Candids & New Layout

First of all, I’ve added to the gallery new candids pictures. Mark with his family and fans in a new restaurant in the Hingham Shipyard, prior to the Boston screening of ‘The Other Guys’. You can see them below. And Second, Since yesterday, Awesome Mark Wahlberg is using a new layout!

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August 05, 2010: Videos

Kat from Popsugar sent me two lovely videos. The first one is of Mark Wahlberg from the NYC Premiere of The Other Guys! And the other one is of Mark and Family at Star ceremony. Thank you for the links!

Video #1 & Video #2



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August 04, 2010: Screening Of “The Other Guys”

Mark Wahlberg attended a screening of “The Other Guys” at Alma Nove on August 3, 2010 in Hingham, Massachusetts. I’ve added pictures to the gallery.

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August 03, 2010: The Other Guys New York Premiere

Mark Wahlberg attended at “The Other Guys” premiere at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City, NY. I’ve added a lot of pictures to the gallery. You can see them below. I will work in the new layout for the site very soon.

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August 02, 2010: New ‘The Other Guys’ Trailer in Extend-O-Vision



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July 30, 2010: Mark was given a star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood

Executive producer and actor Mark Wahlberg was given a star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood today. Congrats Mark!! I’ve added to the gallery a lot of pictures from the event. You can see them below.

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July 29, 2010: Comic-Con 2010: ‘The Other Guys’ Interview

We’re finishing up our coverage of Comic-Con 2010 with the press conference for The Others Guys, a buddy cop comedy starring Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes, Dwayne Johnson, and Samuel L. Jackson.  Adam McKay (Anchorman, Step Brothers) co-wrote and directed.

But first, Columbia Pictures is running a voting contest on Facebook to bring the red carpet premiere to the winning city.  The field has already narrowed from 25 to 10 and then to 5 (poor Austin missed the cut), but click over and vote for your favorite.  The final five are Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Philadelphia, and St. Louis or, if you’re not partial to one, just click Dallas.  The winner will be announced August 2.

Ok, back to Comic-Con, where McKay, Ferrell, Wahlberg, and Mendes took questions at the press conference:

How much of the movie was improvised?  What percentage would you say…?

McKay: We have to, for our bond company, we actually have to give them the exact percentages.  We brought in an actuary and broke it down.  This movie was 14.3789% improvised, and the rest was scripted.

Ferrell: That would be 86… 85%  Roughly.  Yeah, if you round up.

McKay: You know, that’s actually somewhat of a serious answer.  Probably abut 15-20% was improvised because we goof around within the scenes, but the overall story structure roughly stays the same.

With respect to buddy capers, obviously if you were improvising you had Will Ferrell who is a master of improvisation, how much did you (Wahlberg) learn from him on set?

Wahlberg: I think it was the other way around, actually.

Ferrell: It’s true.

Wahlberg: I think he couldn’t handle all the curveballs I was throwing at him.

Ferrell: No, it really is kind of the same approach.  In terms of… whether it’s a drama or comedy.  We both just had the same philosophy: treat the characters as if it’s real.  Be earnest in every moment and we’re never winking at the camera.  So within that it was, because we had the same philosophy, it was very easy to improvise with each other. >> Read More



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