Like Pink's Hot Dogs, Pauly Shore is a Los Angeles institution that can attract long lines (Encino Man, Son in Law and Jury Duty), has been accused of questionable taste (Bio-Dome, Junket Whore) and never claims to be good for your health. Two decades after he debuted on MTV as a spacey VJ, the actor and comedian -- whose legendary family founded and continues to run the Comedy Store -- is reinventing himself with Adopted, a mockumentary about adopting an African child, while also working on a new MTV project and a film about a "slut vigilante."
Last week, while waiting for a call from Quentin Tarantino, Shore phoned Movieline to discuss his latest film, his Bill Murray strategy and the Weez's newfound maturity.
Last week, while waiting for a call from Quentin Tarantino, Shore phoned Movieline to discuss his latest film, his Bill Murray strategy and the Weez's newfound maturity.
- 7/12/2010
- Movieline - TVline
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