The new Seth Rogen movie “Observe and Report” opens Friday Apr. 10. We have one poster that is signed by the director (Jody Hill) and cast and we want you to have it! All you need to do is fill out the form below and we will have a random drawing on Thursday, April 16 to determine the winner. You can check out Eric’s on-camera interview with Seth Rogen here. The poster is signed by
Seth Rogen
Jody Hill
Anna Faris
Michael Peña
Good luck!
Open to residents of the U.S. 13+.
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Eric interviews Seth Rogen the morning after the red carpet premiere of Rogen’s new movie “Observe and Report” in Austin, Texas. At SXSW 2009, Eric picks Rogen’s brain about the new Jody Hill-directed film, “Freaks and Geeks,” Scorsese, and lots more. We also have exclusive interview footage with some details on Rogen’s new project “The Green Hornet.” With Michel Gondry behind the lens, it will be exciting to see how this unfolds.
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