Bringing Down the House

And so I, like, at this time, I was really into, I mean, like, Steve Martin, his movies, like, really, you know, were formative during my childhood years.

Like, we all loved The Jerk and the classic Bringing Down the House with Queen Latifah.

Yeah, okay.

Yeah.

What am I

thinking of then? You keep talking and I'm going to look this up because maybe bringing down the house.

Probably.

Maybe that's what it was.

I don't think that

one aged very well.

Steve Martin and Queen Latifah bringing down the house.

Yeah, that was 2003.

I love Queen Latifah movies.

This one, Bringing Down the House, was a childhood classic for me.

Set it off.

Oh, yeah.

You were making a skater that looked just like Queen Latifah circa 2003.

I vaguely remember taking you to see Bringing Down the House.

I stood there for a while.

I don't think you noticed me.

I don't know what this means, Mark.

I don't know what this means.

I don't know enough about Tony Hawk's Underground for the GameCube or 2003 era Queen Latifah, but I think you were severely attracted to Queen Latifah in Bringing Down the House, which I understand to be directed by the same guy who did Hairspray in 2007, also featuring Queen Latifah.

I remember taking you to that one as well." [cries] I just love my job so much.

Th- that movie's great.

Bringing Down the House.

What's crazier is the real-life story is way better than the movie.

Yeah.

Tell me.

You- I, I mean, tell me from your perspective, because I, I mean, I read an interview with Steve Martin, for instance, when you were doing Bringing Down the House.

Mm.

And he talked...