Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Rogen's Zoom interview starts normally enough. They say hello, exchange pleasantries, and Rogen talks a little bit about life under coronavirus lockdown where he's living. But things quickly get confusing when the actor's answers stop matching up with Kimmel's questions.
At that point, as Kimmel asks if Rogen can hear him okay, the latter whips away the screen he's been secretly holding up to the camera — a screen playing a pre-recorded message of himself talking.
"I've been doing a lot of like Zoom calls and stuff lately, and I realised I don't actually have to be there for a lot of them," Rogen explains. "It's amazing what you can do with pre-recording these days, I've been very productive."
His response, when Kimmel asks if people are falling for it?
"I gave a speech at a bar mitzvah last week, and I sold a pitch to Paramount."
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