Wedding Crashers – John meets Chazz Reinhold – [SPOILER] – One of the best comedic sequences ever?
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MA! THE MEATLOAF!!
What is she doing back there? I never know what she’s doing.
“Damn it Roger! Damn you!”
Can’t top the meatloaf but it’s still funny how he’s “damning” some one at their own funeral and he didn’t even know him.
When you didn’t know Will Ferrell was about to walk down those stairs…you only get that feeling one time. Legendary.
this movie starts out pretty strong then starts getting a little boring/super emotional… and then this scene comes with Will Ferrell in his prime. And he starts up the momentum for the movie
“Take a picture honey AHHH IM DEAD” …
“What a freak!”
agree, this is vintage Will Ferrell
I’m sure to get downvoted to oblivion for this, but I kind of thought this cameo/appearance sort of took away from the movie. He was on about 15 and probably should have stuck to 11. That said, the movie did make a few odd choices, and I guess you either have to run with it, ignore it, or choose not to like the film.
I choose to believe that Wedding Crashers and Blades of Glory exist in the same universe, and Chazz Michael Michaels is now living with his mother.
I think the key (aside from having Will Ferrell) was how well they set the whole thing up. They mentioned Chazz enough that you’d heard of him, but didn’t delve too much into his background so he was still a little mysterious.