Parks & Recreation star Aubrey Plaza is in studio with Kevin Pereira to talk about her latest film, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, her role as Julie Powers, her thoughts on the original comic series and more.
Janie
August 11, 2010
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Anna Kendrick, Kieran Culkin & Aubrey Plaza Talk ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World’
Anna, Kieran and Aubrey chat with Access about the characters they play in “Scott Pilgrim.” Why do they think moviegoers will love the film? Plus, how did the fans at Comic-Con respond to the film? Also, what can Anna reveal about her meeting with Tom Cruise and Will Smith at Saddle Ranch restaurant in Los Angeles?
Janie
July 30, 2010
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“Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” Video Interviews
Janie
July 30, 2010
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COMIC-CON Matt Zaller with the Cast of Scott Pilgrim
Matt Zaller catches up with the cast of Scott Pilgrim at COMIC-CON 2010. Michael Cera. Brandon Routh. Aubrey Plaza. Jason Schwartzman.
Janie
July 30, 2010
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SDCC 2010 EXCLUSIVE: Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World Cast Interviews
One of the biggest films making its way down to Comic-Con 2010 was director Edgar Wright’s highly anticipated big screen adaptation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s hugely popular comic book series Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World. We met the cast of the film, for a rousing look at this sure-to-be epic adventure in the making.
Janie
July 30, 2010
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Parks and Recreation Cast and Crew Discuss Finale and Season Three
One of the most popular new sitcoms of the last few years, NBC’s Parks and Recreation, will come to the end of their second season tonight with a cliffhanger that will keep fans talking all summer long. The series was recently picked up for a third season, which they have already begun shooting but unfortunately due to programming will not begin airing until 2011. The cast, including star Amy Poehler (Leslie), Rashida Jones (Ann), Aziz Ansari (Tom), Nick Offerman (Ron), Aubrey Plaza (April), Chris Pratt (Andy), Jim O’Heir (Jerry), Retta Sirleaf (Donna), and guest stars Adam Scott (Ben) and Rob Lowe, joined series creators Michael Schur, Greg Daniels and editor Dean Holland at the Leonard H. Goldenson Theater in North Hollywood last night to premiere tonight’s season finale and talk a bit about the future of the show. On hand to moderate the event was Saturday Night Live cast member and Amy Poehler’s former partner on Weekend Update, Seth Meyers.
After a brief introduction by Schur the audience was treated to the season finale of the show. Fans of the series know that as of last week the government of the fictional town of Pawnee had been shut down thanks to budget cuts, leaving the jobs of many of our main characters in jeopardy. While we can’t give away too many details about tonight’s finale we can say that it revolves around the cancellation of a children’s concert in the park. When Leslie finds out that the budget cuts have forced the cancellation of children’s musician Freddy Spaghetti, for which the episode was named, she decides to take matters in to her own hands and rallies her former colleagues to save the day. At the same time, romance and heartache build for several of our main characters including April, Andy, Ann, Tom and Ron. Fans of the series are sure to not want to miss the closing credits as it introduces an interesting cliffhanger that will carry on into the show’s third season.
Janie
May 25, 2010
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Aubrey Plaza on Mr. Media Radio
Actress Aubrey Plaza studied Parks and Recreation co-star Amy Poehler in HS
Playing the intern on a Thursday night NBC sitcom is not a bad gig for a young actor. Look at B.J. Novak, the young man who plays “Ryan” on “The Office.” He was literally unknown when he joined the show and quickly became a strong character onscreen and off, writing at least 10 episodes and producing 33.
So what can we expect from Aubrey Plaza, who plays April the Intern on “Parks and Recreation”?
Amy Poehler’s character, Leslie Knope, strives to be a positive influence on young April, not quite realizing that April is already smarter and savvier than Leslie may ever be.
Okay, maybe she’s not that smart.
Plaza brings some pretty strong credentials to the role of an intern, including graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and several years of improv and sketch comedy experience at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater—you might know them for producing Stephen Colbert and Amy Sedaris. She also appeared in the Adam Sandler film Funny People, alongside her “Parks and Recreation” co-star Aziz Ansari.