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Jason Segel said he didn’t warn his parents about his full-frontal nude scene before the Forgetting Sarah Marshall premiere.
Segel described his mom’s reaction as emotionally surprised rather than amused, with her leaving the theater.
The opening scene of Forgetting Sarah Marshall is remembered for its bold full-frontal moment that sets the tone of the film.
Segel has defended the choice, explaining it was about subverting expectations rather than pure shock.
The article notes the scene was inspired by Segel’s real-life breakup, informing the film’s opening.
Hot Ones interview features Segel recounting the prank to host Sean Evans.
The piece situates the moment within Segel’s broader career, including his work on Shrinking.
The article references public reactions on social media to Segel’s nude scene and parental surprise.
The premiere date referenced for the scene behavior is 2008, when Forgetting Sarah Marshall released.
The article emphasizes that the scene was used to challenge audience expectations, not just to shock.

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Segel praises Harrison Ford for making actors feel present on set, describing it as surreal yet grounding.
Ford’s experience is highlighted as a stabilizing force on the Shrinking set, according to Segel.
The remarks come as Segel and Ford lead in Shrinking, a series Segel co-created for Apple TV+.
Segel says Ford’s presence on set helps the cast and crew stay grounded during intense scenes.
The interview emphasizes Ford’s professionalism and impact on the filming process.
Shrinking is described as the project where Segel and Ford collaborate, drawing attention to their on-set dynamic.
The video segment highlights Segel’s reflections on Ford’s ability to ease the filming atmosphere.
Ford’s involvement is framed as a draw for audiences curious about Shrinking’s cast interplay.
The piece positions Ford as a presence who anchors scenes despite the surreal feel of collaboration.
The segment notes Shrinking as an Apple TV+ project co-created by Segel, pairing him with Ford.

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Segel says he is 'very Big Bird in real life' and is learning to have more bite on Shrinking set.
Segel credits Harrison Ford with teaching him honesty on set and in scenes.
The article highlights Shrinking season three, its cast, and its streaming on Apple TV Plus.
Segel reflects on emotional scenes with Brett Goldstein and the show's balance of humor and heartbreak.
Ford’s role as a mentor figure influences Segel’s personal and professional growth.

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Jason Segel previews Shrinking season 3, noting Jimmy’s growth while facing the unknown in his personal life.
Season 3 centers on Jimmy’s daughter Alice approaching college, prompting new pressures on his dating life.
Segel describes Jimmy as moving from grief toward forward momentum despite fear of the future.
Executive producers note Apple collaborated closely, shaping Season 3 with a two-episode-per-season cadence in mind.
Segel credits the writers room and showrunners for steering the show's creative direction.
The premiere episode runs about an hour, combining two storylines for Season 3.
Cobie Smulders’ Sofi character is absent in Episode 301 of Season 3.
Segel compares Jimmy’s crossroads to a tightrope walk, highlighting risk and potential reward.
The article notes upcoming Ted Lasso connections and renewed Season 4 discussions in related coverage.
Deadline confirms the article’s broader coverage includes series milestones and related projects.

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