纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-贾德·阿帕托（Judd Apatow）从乔治·卡林（George Carlin）那里学到了什么，以及为什么他的喜剧今天如此重要/What Judd Apatow Learned From George Carlin and Why His Comedy Remains so Relevant Today
https://cdn.6867.top:6867/A1A/hddoc/news/2022/07/0500/11541b5zp0qsvnb.jpg贾德·阿帕托（Judd Apatow）从乔治·卡林（George Carlin）那里学到了什么，以及为什么他的喜剧今天如此重要
What Judd Apatow Learned From George Carlin and Why His Comedy Remains so Relevant Today
乔治·卡林（George Carlin）的持久喜剧遗产激发了贾德·阿帕托（Judd Apatow）和迈克尔·邦菲格里奥（Michael Bonfiglio），使HBO即将上映的有关反文化偶像的纪录片，他的观察在他去世后将近14年仍然是主题的观察。职业生涯，关于堕胎，地球，警察的暴行和有组织的宗教的职业生涯，还出现在“比尔·特德（Bill＆Ted）的出色冒险”等电影中。他的传奇1972年的例行“你永远无法在电视上说的七个单词”仍在媒体界定期调用。“我们总是很惊讶，任何时候在新闻中发生任何事情时，乔治就会开始趋势，”阿帕托说，他同时指导的“乔治·卡林（George Carlin）的《美国梦》（American Dream）”与经常合作的邦菲格利奥（Bonfiglio）。 “大多数喜剧演员的物质年龄都非常糟糕，但是他的作品是如此之深 - 而且他也喜欢谈论大局 - 随着年龄的增长，它会变得更好。另外，很多感觉就像是警告例如，在他1992年的HBO喜剧特别节目“纽约的Jammin”中，卡林开玩笑说地球捍卫了自己免受病毒的人类污染。该位的录像是5月20日首次亮相的两部分HBO Doc首次亮相的片段之一。“乔治·卡林的美国梦”探索了脱口秀的名声，他与可卡因的斗争，他的两次婚姻和1972年在1972年被捕。表演他的“七个单词”例程。克里斯·洛克（Chris Rock），杰里·塞恩菲尔德（Jerry Seinfeld），斯蒂芬·科尔伯特（Stephen Colbert），贝特·米德勒（Bette Midler）和乔恩·斯图尔特（Jon Stewart）以及卡林的女儿凯利·卡林（Kelly Carlin）以及他的经理杰里·哈扎（Jerry Hamza）。该纪录片结合了从未见过的家庭视频，照片和日记；卡林的女儿是执行制片人，并提供了大部分档案材料，但没有最终削减。 Bonfiglio说。 “对于认识的人关于他的更多信息，我认为他们将对他的职业生涯初期着迷，他真的试图找到自己，并从适合的乔治到嬉皮乔治进行了著名的过渡。” Apatow不认识Carlin，但是他的喜剧对导演产生了持久的影响，导演在十几岁的时候就表现出了站立，然后才分支到电视和电影中。真的很有影响力。”阿帕托说。 “它使我了解如何分解想法。如何有批判性思维。如何将观察变成幽默。如何使用语音。如何质疑权威。因此，以我不明白的方式，我认为这是一个巨大的影响力，我什至无法想到任何人之后做的人。 ”（2016年）和HBO的“ May Last：Avett Brothers的肖像”（2017年）。 Bonfiglio生产了Apatow的Doc“禅宗日记OHBO于2018年首次亮相的F Garry Shandling。“对我来说，压力较小，因为开玩笑，您永远不知道它是否会起作用。多年来，您整夜都在想：“我想知道这将如何玩。”但是，在纪录片中，我们正在组装镜头，并试图找到讲故事的最佳方法对这一过程的痛苦和压力不那么痛苦。。”
George Carlin’s enduring comedic legacy inspired Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio to make HBO’s upcoming documentary about the counterculture icon, whose observations remain eerily topical nearly 14 years after his death.
Carlin, who appeared on “The Tonight Show” more than 130 times during his lengthy career, riffed about abortion, the planet, police brutality and organized religion in his stand-up sets and also appeared in movies such as “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” His legendary 1972 routine “Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television” is still regularly invoked in media circles.
“We were always so surprised that anytime something happened in the news, George would start trending,” says Apatow, who co-directed “George Carlin’s American Dream” with Bonfiglio, a frequent collaborator. “Most comedians’ material ages really badly, but his work was so deep — and he also liked to talk about the big picture — that it just gets better with age. Also, a lot of it feels like a warning.”
During his 1992 HBO comedy special, “Jammin’ in New York,” for example, Carlin joked about the planet defending itself against human pollution with a virus. Footage of that bit is one of many clips featured in the two-part HBO doc debuting May 20.
“George Carlin’s American Dream” explores the stand-up’s rise to fame, his struggle with cocaine, his two marriages and his arrest in 1972 after performing his “Seven Words” routine. Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Stephen Colbert, Bette Midler and Jon Stewart appear, along with Carlin’s daughter, Kelly Carlin, and his manager Jerry Hamza. The documentary incorporates never-before-seen home videos, photos and diaries; Carlin’s daughter serves as an executive producer and provided most of the archival material but did not have final cut.
“People who really know nothing about George Carlin will be surprised at how prescient so much of his work was and how relevant it still is,” says Bonfiglio. “And for the people who know more about him, I think that they will be fascinated by the early days of his career where he was really trying to find himself and made the famous transition from suit-and-tie George to hippie George.”
Apatow didn’t know Carlin, but his comedy had a lasting influence on the director, who performed stand-up as a teenager before branching out into TV and film.
“Listening to him over and over again, in an era where there weren’t 10,000 channels and the internet, was really impactful,” says Apatow. “It programmed me to understand how to break down ideas. How to have critical thinking. How to turn observations into humor. How to use voice. How to question authority. So, in ways that even I don’t understand, I think it was a massive influence, and I can’t even think of anyone who did it as much afterwards.”
The co-directors previously teamed up on ESPN’s “Doc & Darryl” (2016) and HBO’s “May It Last: A Portrait of the Avett Brothers” (2017). Bonfiglio produced Apatow’s doc “The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling,” which HBO debuted in 2018.
Apatow relishes his work on nonfiction projects, considering them to be less nerve-racking, but still rewarding, creative challenges.
“I love documentaries more than anything,” Apatow says. “It’s a little less stressful for me because with a joke you never know if it’s going to work. You’ll be up all night for years thinking, ‘I wonder how this is going to play.’ But with a documentary we’re assembling footage and trying to find the best way to tell a story, and there’s something for me that’s way less painful and stressful about the process.
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