Popcorn With Peter Travers Season 4 Episode 49

Ep 49. Charlie Day's New Film, 'Horrible Bosses'

  • July 7, 2011

On this episode of Popcorn with Peter Travers, the renowned film critic sits down with actor Charlie Day to discuss his upcoming film, 'Horrible Bosses.' In this dark comedy, Day stars alongside Jason Bateman and Jason Sudeikis as a group of friends who hatch a plan to murder their respective bosses, played by Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston, and Colin Farrell.

Day discusses the challenges of playing a character who is considering murder, as well as the joys of working with such a talented cast. Travers and Day delve into the film's exploration of the modern workplace and the mistreatment many employees face at the hands of their superiors.

In addition to discussing his work on 'Horrible Bosses,' Day shares stories from his time on 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' the long-running FX sitcom that launched his career. He speaks about the show's evolving tone over the years and the satisfaction he gets from working on a project that he helped create.

Travers and Day also touch on the state of the film industry in today's landscape, discussing the rise of streaming services and the shift away from traditional theatrical releases. They both express their hope that audiences will continue to seek out new and interesting stories, regardless of where those stories are being told.

Overall, this episode of Popcorn with Peter Travers provides a fascinating glimpse into the making of 'Horrible Bosses' and the career of one of its stars. As always, Travers' insights and expertise add depth and nuance to the discussion, making this a must-watch for film buffs and casual viewers alike.

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On this episode of Popcorn with Peter Travers, the renowned film critic sits down with actor Charlie Day to discuss his upcoming film, 'Horrible Bosses.' In this dark comedy, Day stars alongside Jason Bateman and Jason Sudeikis as a group of friends who hatch a plan to murder their respective bosses, played by Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Aniston, and Colin Farrell.

Day discusses the challenges of playing a character who is considering murder, as well as the joys of working with such a talented cast. Travers and Day delve into the film's exploration of the modern workplace and the mistreatment many employees face at the hands of their superiors.

In addition to discussing his work on 'Horrible Bosses,' Day shares stories from his time on 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' the long-running FX sitcom that launched his career. He speaks about the show's evolving tone over the years and the satisfaction he gets from working on a project that he helped create.

Travers and Day also touch on the state of the film industry in today's landscape, discussing the rise of streaming services and the shift away from traditional theatrical releases. They both express their hope that audiences will continue to seek out new and interesting stories, regardless of where those stories are being told.

Overall, this episode of Popcorn with Peter Travers provides a fascinating glimpse into the making of 'Horrible Bosses' and the career of one of its stars. As always, Travers' insights and expertise add depth and nuance to the discussion, making this a must-watch for film buffs and casual viewers alike.

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    July 7, 2011
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