Abril 26, 2006

"He's just a smart, funny guy."

That would be Mick Jagger, who went for an offer of a secondary role in a TV pilot. "He did a lot of ad-libbing. Some of the funniest stuff in the pilot came from him." says Rob Burnett, one of the writers of the show, which is called "Let's Rob Mick Jagger."

I like seeing Mick Jagger get recognition for his comic acting. Remember when he played the role of Keith Richards in an SNL sketch with Mike Myers (who played the part of Jagger) in a "Point/Counterpoint"? And there was another SNL sketch where Jagger and Jimmy Fallon both played Mick Jagger, as Mick Jagger looking in a mirror.

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Nancy ayon kay ...

I remember that bit with Mike Meyers -- it was hilarious and Jagger was great.

mdmnm ayon kay ...

ditto, Nancy.
The Myers/Jagger Jagger/Richards was one of the best SNL bits ever, or at least before I got old and quit watching. My roommate and I were nearly rolling on the floor when it showed.

Russell ayon kay ...

Correction: it's Rob Burnett (Letterman's executive producer), not Mark Burnett.

Ann Althouse ayon kay ...

Russell: Thanks. I specifically took note that it wasn't Mark Burnett and then wrote it anyway.

Jazz Bass ayon kay ...

he's always been an actor. he's been acting like a singer since before i was born!

Gordon Freece ayon kay ...

"Me too" on the SNL Richards impersonation.

Made Myers look kinda pathetic, though, didn't it?

Erik ayon kay ...

Jagger was also hilarious in the otherwise forgettable "Freejack."

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