Speaker 1: Welcome to part two of our interview with David Lipper,
Speaker 1: also known as DJ's bad boy boyfriend Viper. There's still
Speaker 1: so many things for us to talk with David about,
Speaker 1: and we can't wait for you to hear it.
Speaker 2: Here's David.
Speaker 3: Everyone.
Speaker 4: We have a western coming out August twenty third with
Speaker 4: Heather Graham and Tom Hopper called Place of Bones, and
Speaker 4: we shot it here in La. Who thinks it rains
Speaker 4: in La? But it rained like crazy. If you remember
Speaker 4: a couple years ago around the.
Speaker 3: Seven Wait, yeah, this past year was nuts.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, hey, when you built the barn and
Speaker 4: the house, how much did you reinforce that roof? They're like,
Speaker 4: not at all, what roof. I was out there with
Speaker 4: the tarp and ropes and the rain and mud coming
Speaker 4: down the hill thinking I'm gonna lose my sets. People
Speaker 4: are like, what are you doing? You're a producer. I'm like,
Speaker 4: I am saving the sets, right, or you want to
Speaker 4: keep complaining and they're like, okay, we'll help you. And
Speaker 4: so that's a whole other level of like what we
Speaker 4: do you know, when we're on these lower budget films
Speaker 4: and chipping in and that was a massive budget compared
Speaker 4: to what we had, Jody, I mean, oh god, million
Speaker 4: dollars on this one.
Speaker 5: I mean it was you know, again, like it's the
Speaker 5: the the the luxuries you get on bigger productions are
Speaker 5: one like that's sort of you're like, oh, this is
Speaker 5: kind of nice.
Speaker 3: But there's there's something.
Speaker 5: About the like the weird theater kids just all banding
Speaker 5: together and and you know, everyone's like, I'll hold.
Speaker 3: You know, a four buy.
Speaker 5: I don't know, like just like everyone's you're just in
Speaker 5: it and doing it because you all weirdly love it
Speaker 5: and I and it's such a it's so much fun
Speaker 5: to work with people like that, and it's it's so
Speaker 5: much fun to work with you as a producer because
Speaker 5: you are You're like.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be out on the roof tarping things off.
Speaker 5: And you know, and it creates such a great But
Speaker 5: it creates such a great set because when you have
Speaker 5: people you know, and we have that on full and full,
Speaker 5: or when you have people that are just willing to
Speaker 5: jump in and like do whatever it takes and work together.
Speaker 5: Oh that's the joy of this business, you know, is
Speaker 5: when no one's standing in the way and going like
Speaker 5: I'm going to make this all about me.
Speaker 3: But when everyone's just like, yeah, let's just do it,
Speaker 3: make it work.
Speaker 4: I mean, you can't that experience of a series when
Speaker 4: you really become a family, you know, because you're you're
Speaker 4: week in week out for years like that. You know,
Speaker 4: eight seasons. That's a long time, you know. Yeah, you're
Speaker 4: the most marriages.
Speaker 3: And longer than so far all of mine combined.
Speaker 5: Although I did to celebrate my two year anniversary yesterday,
Speaker 5: so I'm stacking them up, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: the universary j.
Speaker 3: Four or fo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not going to any more of your weddings, Jody.
Speaker 5: I'm just telling you at this point, you throw me
Speaker 5: off a mountain, you know what I mean, Like, I
Speaker 5: don't want to go.
Speaker 2: To the way the next time you get married, you're
Speaker 2: buying me a gift.
Speaker 5: Next time I get married. I'm not doing this again. No,
Speaker 5: I will happily be a childless dog lady. I will
Speaker 5: happily be one of those. So yeah, except I'm not childless.
Speaker 5: I have two kids. But I will be a husbandless
Speaker 5: dog lady if that's what it takes. So don't worry, Andrew,
Speaker 5: You're not getting invited to anything else.
Speaker 4: I've never been married somehow and all this time.
Speaker 3: See my my husband never had either. He was fifty one,
Speaker 3: so you know.
Speaker 2: And we loved the scale too. I know he's not
Speaker 2: listening to this, but we do love him.
Speaker 3: God no, no, he's like, I hear you enough.
Speaker 5: But what when you you know, talking about like being
Speaker 5: such a family on a show and stuff. When you
Speaker 5: came into the full House family, what was it like
Speaker 5: for you? Do you remember like how it was sort
Speaker 5: of I mean because again it was eighth season, so
Speaker 5: we were quite tight knit by that point.
Speaker 4: There was a lot of feelings. There were a lot
Speaker 4: of feelings I was going through. First off, believe it
Speaker 4: or not, the first feeling was like and I was
Speaker 4: not an avid watcher. I didn't know just how big
Speaker 4: this show was. To be quite honest, I just was
Speaker 4: They were like, we're putting you on the show, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, great, And coming off of the pilot
Speaker 4: that I thought was going to change my life, I
Speaker 4: was still in this feeling of disappointment of like I
Speaker 4: had it all, Like I had the starring role on
Speaker 4: a great show, like ridiculously funny writing, and now I'm
Speaker 4: the lowest guy in the totem pole in this joining
Speaker 4: this cast, and it's just it felt that part felt
Speaker 4: I guess ego wise that just.
Speaker 3: Like I mean, it's understandable. It's a huge disappointment. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 4: So there's that feeling mixed with this is a family.
Speaker 4: They're all super tight, and I, you know, where's my place?
Speaker 4: So like where what can I say? What shouldn't I say?
Speaker 4: Like you know, how vocal should I be? How quiet
Speaker 4: should it? So there's this whole feeling out period. But
Speaker 4: I will say this, two people in particular really welcomed
Speaker 4: me in and the right people who should have One
Speaker 4: was funny enough Bob, who always really like my person
Speaker 4: on the show, except for that first episode where him
Speaker 4: and I competed for the right I don't remembers guitar dual.
Speaker 4: So we did start off, you know, working in a
Speaker 4: in a big scene for me, my intro scene to
Speaker 4: the show. But also staymos. He spent a lot of
Speaker 4: time with me. He was super fun, super cool. He
Speaker 4: brought me out like we even him and Bob and
Speaker 4: I had gone out several times for drinks and things,
Speaker 4: and but John like would invite me into his room
Speaker 4: and like let's talk about this and then he would
Speaker 4: even do things like, you know what, I make enough
Speaker 4: royalties on the show. You write the song, and so
Speaker 4: one of the songs that I sang to DJ, I
Speaker 4: make more money on that music royalty than I do
Speaker 4: in the acting royalties on And that was just him going,
Speaker 4: you take it so like there is some.
Speaker 3: Really that's amazing they Uncle Jay.
Speaker 4: I think they both went out of their way to
Speaker 4: make me feel welcome. And then, of course, you know,
Speaker 4: Candice and I had a special relationship, just you know,
Speaker 4: in terms of the fact that we had a relationship
Speaker 4: on the show, you know, and then I'd say, you know,
Speaker 4: I really started to get to know everybody else more afterwards,
Speaker 4: where I started to get to know you know, now
Speaker 4: you Jody, you know, it was amazing to have gotten
Speaker 4: to know you more, so, you know, on our film together.
Speaker 4: And then Dave Coolier, of all things, we ended up
Speaker 4: playing hockey together.
Speaker 3: So you guys play hockey together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ended up on like a celebrity charity game
Speaker 4: and it was really cool. He's a pretty good hockey player.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a great hockey yow.
Speaker 4: And me coming from Canada, him coming from Michigan, which
Speaker 4: is literally over the oh yeah, Canada, and so we
Speaker 4: you know connected. It was really fun to do his
Speaker 4: podcast too, and and and catch up, you know, and
Speaker 4: it's just it's just been an amazing so eventually, like
Speaker 4: everybody really was super welcoming. And I think that first episode,
Speaker 4: that first table read, I was like, what's my place here?
Speaker 4: If you're coming off that experience of mister lipper, what
Speaker 4: can we get right?
Speaker 3: Being number one on the call sheet?
Speaker 4: You know? And I've had like five shows if you
Speaker 4: can believe this, where I was number one on the
Speaker 4: call sheet that didn't make it.
Speaker 3: You know, I absolutely can believe it, because that is
Speaker 3: this business. So I mean, you know, it's not personal.
Speaker 4: I just read I did a sitcom called Misguided Angels,
Speaker 4: if you can believe this. We shot twenty six episodes
Speaker 4: in Canada for Fox Family, and Fox Family had sold
Speaker 4: to ABC became ABC Family right in that sale. Somehow
Speaker 4: they didn't take the show and a twenty six episode
Speaker 4: show never aired that was number one on the call sheet.
Speaker 4: I'm like, here we go, Oh god man, you know,
Speaker 4: and it aired foreign, like in Canada and the foreign countries.
Speaker 4: But the Fox Family, which was the parent net, which
Speaker 4: was the American Network, which again Steve Family, unfortunately just
Speaker 4: never aired in America. It's the craziest thing. So you're
Speaker 4: just like, you know, and I lost two years on
Speaker 4: that show because you're making it in the your your producer.
Speaker 4: You'll do another show, right, and then it's just like,
Speaker 4: you know. Then I'm back to pre reading for casting
Speaker 4: directors and they're like, what have you been up to?
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, I started a TV show that nobody.
Speaker 3: Else that you'll never see. Yeah, I might be lying
Speaker 3: about I don't you know.
Speaker 4: It looks like where have you been for two years?
Speaker 4: So I was working but nobody saw it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it is. It's so, I mean it is.
Speaker 5: People don't really get how you can be really successful
Speaker 5: in this business and yet not be the household name
Speaker 5: that people think comes immediately with success.
Speaker 3: And then you're you know that you're.
Speaker 5: Still like, You're like, I've been in this forever, but
Speaker 5: you still got to go back to the beginning and start,
Speaker 5: you know, I think I've acted.
Speaker 4: In sixty movies at this point.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: And the crazy thing is I only get recognized for
Speaker 4: one thing full house.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: That's where people come and hey, did I see you
Speaker 4: on something like yeah, would you see me on the
Speaker 4: movie I did last week now Full House in nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety four?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Did that bother you to a certain extent?
Speaker 3: Are you sure? Okay?
Speaker 2: You to be honest with us, because you know somebody don't.
Speaker 4: I am not one of those people at all. I
Speaker 4: am super grateful for and I want to be clear,
Speaker 4: I'm super grateful for the opportunity that Full House gave me.
Speaker 4: And it really was the beginning of everything, because it's
Speaker 4: it's really discouraging as an actor to shoot these pilots
Speaker 4: and these shows and nobody sees them, right, and Full
Speaker 4: House everybody saw. And I didn't even understand the scope
Speaker 4: of how big the show was until it happened, and
Speaker 4: then I knew. And what's crazy, what's really crazy is
Speaker 4: how big the show is today. Like, yeah, how many
Speaker 4: people tell me their kids watch the show? And like,
Speaker 4: did you mind sending a video or a clip or
Speaker 4: something from my kid? I'm like, really, your kid today?
Speaker 4: I'm like, there's not another kid show that they watch,
Speaker 4: a family show out there that they're watching a show
Speaker 4: from nineteen ninety four and behind yeah, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 4: five was our last season, right, So so you're going
Speaker 4: back into the late eighties, yeah, or an eighty nine,
Speaker 4: and it's just like, that's how big this show is,
Speaker 4: and that whatever the formula, whatever, this perfect confluence of
Speaker 4: cast and writing and idea coming together, it was just
Speaker 4: a very special show and still is today. And this
Speaker 4: staying power of this show I think is a testament
Speaker 4: to just how good it is, because there were so
Speaker 4: many good shows back in the nineties, great sitcoms that
Speaker 4: were huge, that don't have this continuity of what's going on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's something I've always said that that that something
Speaker 5: about our cast.
Speaker 3: There was some.
Speaker 5: Little magical connection amongst us that we fell in love
Speaker 5: with each other as a family, and and people watched
Speaker 5: that and fell in love with with that family too,
Speaker 5: And that doesn't always happen because the people behind the
Speaker 5: characters aren't always a family and you and it, and
Speaker 5: I think I just always say that, I think part
Speaker 5: of what made people love this show was that those
Speaker 5: relationships were one.
Speaker 4: Somehow. I was there for both finales. I was there
Speaker 4: for the end of full House and the end of
Speaker 4: Fuller House.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The emotion, you know, the I you know, the crying
Speaker 4: and the hugging and all of that was extremely real,
Speaker 4: and you only get that when you're really truly a
Speaker 4: family's for a long time. Yeah, I'm just really grateful
Speaker 4: to be a part of both of those.
Speaker 5: It's been it's been so much fun to I mean,
Speaker 5: god to span careers, you know, with you, I mean,
Speaker 5: it's just it's so cool to watch. I mean, you've
Speaker 5: become such an incredibly successful producer with your with your company,
Speaker 5: which is Ladigo Films, and just you're killing it.
Speaker 4: Thanks. You know, we we we evolve, and you know,
Speaker 4: as the business changes, and I'm a little less young
Speaker 4: and a little less cute, let's just say, and I
Speaker 4: don't have the hair anymore.
Speaker 3: It's like what can I look?
Speaker 4: You look? You have an age today. So I mean,
Speaker 4: the two of you, it's like we could be back
Speaker 4: in nineteen ninety four. Yea. But you know, directing has
Speaker 4: been a lot of fun. Writings on a bunch of
Speaker 4: films I wrote that got released. So just the idea
Speaker 4: that I could do these other things, yeah, and not
Speaker 4: sit around waiting for the phone to ring, I think
Speaker 4: was my way of not going crazy. That's really what
Speaker 4: it was. It's just like I can't sit around. I'm
Speaker 4: just not that guy. I have to be proactive. I
Speaker 4: have to be doing something. So it's like, well, well
Speaker 4: I'm waiting for the phone ring. Let me try some
Speaker 4: other things and somehow producing maybe I found my best
Speaker 4: my best asset in that. And and just because I
Speaker 4: understand all the elements, you know, especially yeah, you know
Speaker 4: what the actors are going through, what the crew are
Speaker 4: going through.
Speaker 3: And it's true.
Speaker 5: It makes I always find it makes such a difference
Speaker 5: when you have, you know, people on the other side
Speaker 5: of the camera who have been in front of the
Speaker 5: camera too, because it's you know, they are weirdly sort
Speaker 5: of two different worlds, and and and a really great
Speaker 5: director is able to bridge that and kind of understand.
Speaker 3: So let's do another one, Jody, Let's let's do it.
Speaker 3: I'm in I'm next.
Speaker 1: Next you have to do a movie with an Olsen
Speaker 1: twin to keep with the you know, the progression of
Speaker 1: the Tanner sisters.
Speaker 2: And then you'll do one with me.
Speaker 3: That's going to take a.
Speaker 4: I thought. The last thing they said is we don't act.
Speaker 3: Well they don't. Yeah, they don't know, they don't know.
Speaker 4: But told me, said them, if they do the show,
Speaker 4: what did they say, we don't act, we don't act
Speaker 4: a billion dollar umpire.
Speaker 5: I mean it, you know, I didn't all have to
Speaker 5: be the little tap dancing people in the front.
Speaker 4: Hey, yeah, Hey, some people make shoes.
Speaker 3: That's true. You know what some people make.
Speaker 5: They think they just released, like a seven hundred dollars
Speaker 5: flip flop.
Speaker 3: Wow from the row.
Speaker 4: Who's paying seven hundred dollars for a pair of flip.
Speaker 3: A lot of people, diamonds, a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I mean, you know, hey, good for them. I
Speaker 5: by mine at CBS. No, I don't, No, I'm not
Speaker 5: quite that bad. I got a Costco, but the the Costco,
Speaker 5: the little middle at the Costco flip flops.
Speaker 4: I get my sneakers at the Costco.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 2: David tell us about the Place of Bones.
Speaker 1: I watched the trailer of Place of Bones and I
Speaker 1: was terrified. I don't do horror. I don't do scary stuff.
Speaker 1: Jody will probably love it. But tell us more about this,
Speaker 1: and I love this movie.
Speaker 4: I'm in love, in love, in love with this movie.
Speaker 4: Heather Graham killed it. It's really it's nice to see
Speaker 4: a female driven story to begin with from a female director.
Speaker 4: As you know, Jody, we went through that with Just
Speaker 4: White and Elizabeth. I like seeing female directors direct female stars.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's just smart to do that. And
Speaker 4: Audrey Cummings as a Canadian female director, did an amazing job.
Speaker 4: And Tom Hopper, who doesn't Love the Umbrella Academy as
Speaker 4: the villain. And we did a huge search for the
Speaker 4: girl who played Heather Graham's daughter, and we found so
Speaker 4: funny you shoot a movie in La. The whole point
Speaker 4: of shooting a movie in LA. You don't have to
Speaker 4: fly anybody in, you don't have to house them, you
Speaker 4: don't have to pretty on them. It's your only savings
Speaker 4: because everywhere else there's huge tax credits. Right, so it's
Speaker 4: expensive to shoot here except for not flying people in
Speaker 4: and putting them up. Heather Graham we had to fly
Speaker 4: and put up from New York. Tom Hopper, we had
Speaker 4: to fly in from London. That's a very expensive first place.
Speaker 4: And then so we had to find the girl to play.
Speaker 4: Couldn't find a girl in La to play her daughter. No,
Speaker 4: find a girl in Montreal. I hear it to play
Speaker 4: a daughter. Kory Nemck, who I love, is an old
Speaker 4: friend of mine. We've done a few movies together. He
Speaker 4: played Calhoun. He lives in Florida. We fly him and
Speaker 4: put him up bam and then Cowboy Donald SERRONI I'm
Speaker 4: a I'm a big MMA fan. And he's one of
Speaker 4: the winningest that's the word fighters in MMA history. And
Speaker 4: and he's a real cowboy, like he actually rides the
Speaker 4: horses and shoots the guns and does all that. So
Speaker 4: to have an actual cowboy who calls himself cowboy in
Speaker 4: a Western is really really big. So we got him
Speaker 4: in and he lives in another place in Santa Fe,
Speaker 4: New Mexico, is so like literally the only person who
Speaker 4: lived here was me, you know. Our ur DP. Andre
Speaker 4: Sekula is one of the most famous dps. He did
Speaker 4: pulp fiction, Reservoir Dogs, American Psycho. He had to come
Speaker 4: in from Poland. I can't.
Speaker 5: Know there was there was There was never going to
Speaker 5: be a place you could shoot with all these people.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, true, maybe.
Speaker 4: From here, so you know, the sound guy came from Montana.
Speaker 4: I just like it just didn't stop. So anyway, that
Speaker 4: was where I was hanging the tarps on the We
Speaker 4: shot in Kistaic, which is right next to America.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Cannot here's the thing. You cannot duplicate a two hundred
Speaker 4: acre mountainous ranch like we have in California for the
Speaker 4: Wild West. Like, you're just not going to get that
Speaker 4: somewhere else. It's just going to be a different movie.
Speaker 4: So we had to shoot it here. We had to
Speaker 4: deal with the rain. But I'm in love with this movie,
Speaker 4: so I hope people watch it. That comes out August
Speaker 4: twenty third. I have three movies coming out in August.
Speaker 4: It's a weird thing. August sixteenth, Crescent City, which I
Speaker 4: produced on the ground with our company. It stars East
Speaker 4: Sigh Morales, Terrence Howard, and Alec Baldwin, who yea was
Speaker 4: just I guess they threw the case out of court,
Speaker 4: so thanks for him. That's a whole other podcast to
Speaker 4: get into about guns and safety. I don't use bullets
Speaker 4: in any my I don't use blanks.
Speaker 3: I don't A lot of productions don't now good.
Speaker 4: I just do it and post Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think that's now that that's not a lot of places.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And that's how we did this entire Western by
Speaker 4: the way, so when you watch this, not a single
Speaker 4: blank was fired. I was all done in visual effects,
Speaker 4: and then of course the movie I directed that I'm
Speaker 4: a little partial to murder. Hollow Creed comes out August
Speaker 4: sixth that stars Mickey Rourke and Jason Patrick. Jack Kessei,
Speaker 4: who's the new hell Boy has a huge role in this,
Speaker 4: Jessica Lord, who, funny enough, met Matt Rife on set,
Speaker 4: who's also in the film. Yeah, very successful comedian right now,
Speaker 4: who I just covered death Link and put him in
Speaker 4: five movies including ours, Jody yea in our film. So
Speaker 4: Matt is now like the biggest thing in stand up
Speaker 4: which's oh my god.
Speaker 3: I didn't even think about what was Matt was.
Speaker 4: Matt was the one of the dates. He was the
Speaker 4: trainer date.
Speaker 3: That's right, Oh my god. See this.
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh my god, right, yeah, that's that guy.
Speaker 4: That's right when you had the dating montage or yeah,
Speaker 4: the date yep. So he was one of the dates.
Speaker 4: And I discovered him on death Link and said, this
Speaker 4: guy is a star. Is everybody stupid? Like, I'm just
Speaker 4: going to keep putting him in my movies for scale
Speaker 4: until like someone realizes he's a star and he's like
Speaker 4: he's like, man, I got to work this comedy club
Speaker 4: for fifty dollars and I'm like, why are you wasting
Speaker 4: your time with the stand up. I'm telling you, you're
Speaker 4: a movie star. Come do movies for me. Keep doing movies.
Speaker 4: Forget the stand up. It's it's a lost cause. This
Speaker 4: is why I know nothing. Next thing, you know, he's
Speaker 4: got a video that goes viral and he's literally the
Speaker 4: biggest stand up comic on the planet. And I'm like, boy,
Speaker 4: did I mess that one up? But this guy is
Speaker 4: a star, super good looking and super charming and talented
Speaker 4: and nice. And anyway, so he met Jessica Loord on
Speaker 4: our set and I think they broke up now, so
Speaker 4: maybe it's not the as good as story as it
Speaker 4: was when they hadn't broke it up, had we had
Speaker 4: this podcast a little earlier, want to help my story.
Speaker 4: But anyway, they they met the first time I saw
Speaker 4: him go gaga over a girl like this, because women,
Speaker 4: even back before he was you know, the superstar women
Speaker 4: tend to flock to him quite frequently.
Speaker 5: And stand a comedians, attractive stand upcadians do.
Speaker 3: They definitely think that there's.
Speaker 5: A there's even the ugly comedians do well, you know,
Speaker 5: put somebody on a stage and it's shocking.
Speaker 4: So anyway, that that was really cool to watch, and
Speaker 4: and so we have a huge ensemble cast of very
Speaker 4: funny people. And the funny thing is it wasn't a
Speaker 4: comedy when I got the script. It was supposed to
Speaker 4: be an action thriller. And Mickey work showed up in
Speaker 4: the way Mickey looks these days, and for him to
Speaker 4: be a Serbian mobster. And I had Jason and Jeremy
Speaker 4: London as his henchman, who are buddies of mine that
Speaker 4: live in Sippy where I shot it. So I put
Speaker 4: them in and I just said, you know, then I
Speaker 4: got penelopean Miller, who's extremely funny. And then I called
Speaker 4: my friend Paul ben Victor, and I said, Paul, you
Speaker 4: got to come play penelopean Miller's wife is the neurotic Parrots.
Speaker 4: And I'm just going to improv this stuff. And we
Speaker 4: won three Best Comedies at three festivals. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: because I said, all I know is comedy right from
Speaker 4: our roots. And I'm just like, I'm going to find
Speaker 4: the comedy here because I can't take any of this.
Speaker 5: Seriously, all right, right, Like this is If I try
Speaker 5: and play this seriously, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I've got to lean into the comedy.
Speaker 4: Action thriller with you you know, all.
Speaker 5: These it's like it's part of the reason why I
Speaker 5: like Snatched or you know, a lot of the like
Speaker 5: Guy Richie movies on them were great. Lockstock one of
Speaker 5: my favorite movies were because it was weird individual people
Speaker 5: that were like in this action sort of thing, but
Speaker 5: they're all sort of strange and you don't really take
Speaker 5: them seriously, but you do because they're still are, you know,
Speaker 5: shooting people.
Speaker 3: So but that's the comedy of it is perfect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you just nailed it. That is exactly the vibe.
Speaker 4: I went for Lockstock and two smoking barrels, some huge,
Speaker 4: huge Guy Richie fantasm, and it was just it's like, okay,
Speaker 4: we have some violence, we have the real setup. We
Speaker 4: have like some real bad criminals, but like you can't
Speaker 4: really take them all seriously, and they're all crazy trying
Speaker 4: to get these two guns. In our film, they're trying
Speaker 4: to get this necklace. Everyone's trying to get the same
Speaker 4: necklace and it totally messes up everybody's lives. And so
Speaker 4: that's that's what we did, and we just had a
Speaker 4: lot of fun with it. Made the movie for like,
Speaker 4: you know, one and a half million dollars, which is
Speaker 4: not very much money, as we know. And the shot
Speaker 4: in twelve days in Mississippi and it comes out comes
Speaker 4: out August sixth So I have a big month this month.
Speaker 3: Wow, Yes, you have a very big month.
Speaker 2: Congrat a birthday too, Like there's so much going on.
Speaker 4: In August thirteen. I have a birthday.
Speaker 3: August is your month, sir. Own it.
Speaker 5: Today's August first. You better just just work it.
Speaker 4: Back to my first week, second week in LA and
Speaker 4: that's step by step.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 5: See this is the year that you that it all
Speaker 5: changes on your birthday. See, I feel it, it's going
Speaker 5: to happen.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, it's circuitous.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm so proud.
Speaker 2: I am so proud.
Speaker 3: I am honored. There you go, there you go.
Speaker 2: Oh awesome.
Speaker 5: I appreciate well, David, thank you so much for joining
Speaker 5: us on the show today. It was it's been so
Speaker 5: great to talk to you and you have done so
Speaker 5: much and i'd, like I said, you're just such an
Speaker 5: interesting human being as far as like all of the
Speaker 5: different things that you just keep trying and succeeding at.
Speaker 5: I mean, you really are. That's it's it's really cool
Speaker 5: to watch.
Speaker 4: Well. Thanks Jdy and thank you Andrew. It's really nice
Speaker 4: to see both of you. And it was so nice
Speaker 4: to see you both as adults on Fuller House, you know,
Speaker 4: and seeing the show reimagined from a new perspective from
Speaker 4: the three women. It was really really cool. And yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm just glad to have been a part of it.
Speaker 4: And I'm really happy you guys invited me here.
Speaker 2: You're a part of the family now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're now letting you go.
Speaker 5: You're in once you're in the full Fuller family.
Speaker 3: It's that's we don't let you go.
Speaker 4: So I love it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you're in.
Speaker 5: Well, David, thank you so much. Where can people find
Speaker 5: you on the internet and stuff? If they want to
Speaker 5: see all of these amazing films and movies and stuff
Speaker 5: that you're up to.
Speaker 4: Well you can find me on the Instagram at at
Speaker 4: David Lipper and on the Facebook the David Lipper and I.
Speaker 5: Don't know, and also at the Costco selling uh right,
Speaker 5: not on weekends, but is there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And and in the Fresh Meat.
Speaker 5: And Pulled, I say he's coming out with his own
Speaker 5: burger patties. After saying the horrendous shortage that there was,
Speaker 5: he's decided to fill in that hole?
Speaker 4: Closer has I stuck up? Now I've learned since the
Speaker 4: pandemic plates plastic cutlery.
Speaker 3: Very smart.
Speaker 5: There you go, and yep and meet well, I know
Speaker 5: whose house I'll be heading to if things go down.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, David, thank you.
Speaker 5: So much for joining us that this was such a
Speaker 5: great conversation and we will hopefully see you very soon.
Speaker 4: I would love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, will you come back when we get to season eight?
Speaker 2: That might be yeah, I'm actually on let's yeah, yeah again, great,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 4: We can play the song that I can get more.
Speaker 3: There, Yes, exactly, Yes, we'll play it.
Speaker 5: Well will It'll be an entire episode just of that song,
Speaker 5: just playing on a loop on a loop, and will
Speaker 5: be like that counts for like a lot of replay,
Speaker 5: so it's at least in there, at least at least yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 3: All right, d well, thank you so much for joining us,
Speaker 3: and we'll see soon. That's David, We love you.
Speaker 4: Love you too.
Speaker 5: He is so great, Like he really is just super
Speaker 5: successful as a producer and like director and creator with
Speaker 5: all of these movies.
Speaker 3: He's really doing a great job.
Speaker 2: And there's no ego too. For as much volume as
Speaker 2: he's done like you wouldn't know. He's just like the nicest,
Speaker 2: like everyday guy too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he really is the guy that's like I
Speaker 5: will I will sleep here, I will stay here, I
Speaker 5: will lay on the roof holding the tarp down myself.
Speaker 3: Like he just he is that guy and it's.
Speaker 5: It makes it a real pleasure to work with because
Speaker 5: you know, again that's that's kind of how I work
Speaker 5: as like, no, you know, let's not have you go
Speaker 5: about this. Let's just all jump in and do it
Speaker 5: and have fun. And yeah, it's great to work with.
Speaker 5: But yeah, he's killing it. He's killing movies in August
Speaker 5: and a birthday.
Speaker 2: He should go out and buy a lottery ticket every
Speaker 2: day in August.
Speaker 5: Right, Seriously, Well, what an incredible interview with our friend
Speaker 5: David Lipper. We absolutely love spending time with him on
Speaker 5: full and Fuller and this podcast, so being able to
Speaker 5: catch up with him was just so much fun. A
Speaker 5: huge thank you to David for joining us today and
Speaker 5: make sure and check out all of his movies and
Speaker 5: all of the fun stuff that he has coming up.
Speaker 5: There is just so much. He's really really super talented,
Speaker 5: So a huge thank you to all of our fan
Speaker 5: of Ritos. For listening, and if you want to find
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Speaker 5: And remember, everybody, the world is small, but the Costco
Speaker 5: freezer section is always full except the day before fourth
Speaker 5: of July.
Speaker 3: Yes, nailed it.