During an interview with The Guardian, Seth Rogen disclosed that despite his work with his production company, he maintains a relatively regular work schedule and enjoys his weekends for relaxation. He and his partner Evan Goldberg typically work from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., but extend their hours to 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. during filming. On weekends, it seems like Rogen mostly catches up on TV shows and spends his time doing very little else.
By the Set Date, Smits will once again play Miguel Prado, a character whom Dexter had killed in Season 3’s episode “The Damage a Man Can Do.” Initially, Miguel was a friend to Dexter, aware of his hidden Dark Passenger. However, as events unfolded, Miguel’s thirst for vengeance obscured his judgement, leading the Assistant District Attorney to end up wrapped in plastic on Dexter’s murder table. His demise was eventually attributed to The Trinity Killer, portrayed by John Lithgow.
The upcoming movie, titled “Anaconda“, is jointly penned and helmed by Tom Gormican (known for “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent“) and narrates the story of a gang of friends grappling with midlife crises. In an attempt to alleviate their despondency, they opt to recreate a beloved film from yesteryears. Armed with a camera and ambition, they venture into the jungle, oblivious to the fact that the experiences they’ll have in the wilderness might instead amplify their perilous predicament.
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Apparently, it’s having its best week since… well, since a week ended in 4. What a feat! Like winning a participation trophy in the Olympics of cryptocurrency.