Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews Andy Bichlbaum about “The Yes Men Fix the World”, his follow-up to the “The Yes Men”. Running time 10:44
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Sundance 2009 – “The Yes Men Fix the World” – Andy Bichlbaum
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Oh yes, the YES men… love them. Ever since they did their magic in Finland.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo-1W_8otS4
Thanks Juho.
Just checked out the youtube vid of them in Finland.
These guys are brave guys!
Whoa!
Bit jealous my friend! One of my ComS classes featured these guys and while we studied different forms of theater arts which included pranksterism. I would have loved to have been in your shoes and shook their hands. They’ve probably got some of the biggest kahones out there. Though what I find absolutely telling while watching their first video is the extent to which they got away with what they where doing. The apathy of our corporate bigwigs (with a small lack of skepticism) is incredible and depressing. That book “Games for Actors and Non-Actors” was also in that class . . . somewhat of a prep for the type of work the Yes-Men do.
Hey Paul. Yes, it truly is amazing what they get away with. Major cojones!
Tim,
My back is feeling better and I’m back to the computer more often and for longer sits and catching up with your work. I just caught the latest “Yes Men” 2 weeks ago with thoughts of the previous one. They do great stuff enhanced by a lotta balls. They are primo put on artists. Great interview!….. interesting and some laughs.
Keep up the good work.
I saw “The Cove” yesterday. I’ll get back to you on that.
DAD