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(bubbles burbling)
- [Vic] Oh!
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(triumphant music)
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Wow, what an entrance.
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- Hi, I'm Tamar.
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- I'm Alex.
- I'm Bruce.
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- And this is "Last Looks".
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(bright upbeat music)
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- Well, well, well.
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You're back. (chuckles)
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I'll get you cleaned,
and then I'll kill you.
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(upbeat music)
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- Alex, you had pitched bubble superhero,
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because we were trying to come up
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with a kind of like, useless superhero.
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- [Alex] We finally just decided,
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what if it was a stupid superpower?
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- [Tamar] And then we
landed on Bubble Man.
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- [Vic] Thank you. (laughs)
- (laughs) Yeah.
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Ah, I gotta get another one of those.
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- [Paul] The origins of this idea were
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Hollywood Boulevard-style
person in a costume
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who you take a photo with
and he charges you a dollar.
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Like cheap, cheap, cheap superhero look.
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- You know, I thought the
most embarrassing thing
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was the fact that I was
gonna be in spandex,
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but it's not.
(crew laughs)
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The most embarrassing thing is
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how short this cape is, bitch.
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(crew laughs)
(Eugene chuckles)
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- [Tamar] And it was a
really interesting challenge,
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because we have such amazing looks,
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we have such an amazing costume designer.
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How do we make it not look like a mistake
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that it's bootlegged?
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Like, how do we make it
look cheap on purpose?
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- She was like, "It makes
you look like a superhero."
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And I'm like, does it?
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(groovy music)
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- This is a work of art.
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Can you talk a little
bit about it? (laughs)
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- I'm so excited about this one.
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First, we brought in the
actor for a digital scan
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at Autonomous F/X, our friends over there,
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and 3D printed the actor's face.
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Then we did a rendering of this.
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This one took quite a bit of engineering,
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so we brought in Ian Goodwin,
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and what Ian did was engineer
in a way that it would stay,
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because if you feel, this has
quite a bit of weight to it.
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- Oh, wow!
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I did not realize that
this was this heavy.
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- [Alex] If you could use three words
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to describe yourself right
now, what would it be?
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- Top heavy?
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(Bruce laughs)
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- [Alex] So we can't necessarily glue that
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to his head or the cowl piece.
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- [Bruce] So this understructure,
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this was built with a
couple of screws protruding.
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Then this is fitted with the latex piece
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that's gonna go over this.
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- [Alex] And the genius behind it
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is that there's two bubbles hidden within
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the structure that are the screws that
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once we apply the foam cap,
- [Tamar] Whoa!
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- we can physically screw on.
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- And they screw into this.
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- [Alex] And so if you notice,
there's a lot of holes.
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Since we couldn't see it in
person and Ian couldn't be here,
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if we needed more on the day,
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we can add
- [Tamar] Wow!
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more bubble structures
throughout the piece.
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- This thing by my lip is another bubble.
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- [Alex] He had provided
some extra small globes.
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The ones that you saw
sprinkled along the face
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and the hairline, those are glass.
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They're more hollow, more light.
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They could carry the
weight of just a glue drop.
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- [Tamar] And then talk about the face.
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- This was another thing that was a uh-oh,
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but it turned out
(Bruce chuckling)
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better than we wanted.
- [Tamar] Okay.
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- Initially, that was an
appliance that was supposed
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to be blended off seamlessly
around Eugene's face,
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but his eye spacing was different
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than the pre-made appliance.
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- Here's the thing that's crazy.
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My eyes shouldn't be this close together.
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It takes away my whole fucking thing.
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Should my eyes be a
little bit closer together
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now that I see it like this?
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They shouldn't.
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- I think we ran into this
challenge on this season
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more than any other so far.
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When you're getting a generic piece,
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you don't know the general size of it,
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it's just a piece of rubber,
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and so then when you go
to fit it on the person,
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it either fits or it doesn't fit,
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and you have to work it out in real time.
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You have to figure out what
the hell to do. (laughs)
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So, we ended up turning
that into a more of a mask,
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more of an obvious superhero mask.
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- But, real talk, there's
something over my eyes,
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so am I gonna be allowed to see?
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- [Tamar] Well, I guess TBD, right?
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- Ah, man.
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I know these people well enough now
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(crew laughs)
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that I'm never gonna open my eyes again.
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- It's very clear.
- [Alex] Right?
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- Yeah.
- You look great in it.
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- Should I-
- You do look great in it.
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- Okay, I'm just...
- [Alex] Yeah.
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So, there's actually two
prosthetics glued together.
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Gabi put this together
and called it a meat mask.
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- [Gabi] The Meat Glasses.
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- [Alex] The Meat Glasses.
- I don't like that anymore.
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(Alex and Bruce laugh)
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- Oh no!
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Oh no, the office is on fire!
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- Get out.
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Get out of there.
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- I wish we could, but
the door is blocked!
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- So I'm stuck in here, too?
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I'm outta here, man.
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(bright upbeat music)
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- Eugene Cordero, first time on "VIP".
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? Eugene Cordero ?
? Eugene ?
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- Do things sometimes not feel clean
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when they should? (chuckles)
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I'm here to help.
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- When we're ideating with the performer,
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I am always very happy when
they choose to be like,
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no, this is what my real
character looks like.
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This is who I am.
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They're not like a mascot in this costume.
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- (chuckles) I hate when people swear.
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(crew laughs)
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So then I wash your mouth out with soap.
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- He is so brilliant.
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He was a long-time teacher at UCB
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who literally was like,
so booked and busy,
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he wasn't teaching classes anymore, even,
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by the time that I really
started my improv training.
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It is such a gift getting to
perform with an improviser
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that is so much more
superiorly technically talented
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than I am at improv.
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There was nothing I didn't throw at him
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that he couldn't immediately process
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through his point of view.
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It was door-to-door the easiest improv set
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I've ever done in my life.
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No.
- I didn't realize
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how good of friends we became on this.
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- We didn't become friends,
and I'm not endorsing this.
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- How much do you make on this?
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- No, I'm not telling you
how much I make on this show.
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