It was the most watched movie on Netflix last week You People. Subscribers have collectively watched more than 65 million hours of the romantic comedy, which stars Jonah Hill and Lauren London as a couple who fall in love but then struggle to stay together because of their parents’ disapproval ( played by Eddie Murphy, Nia Long, David Duchovny, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus). The film builds to a wedding scene where Hill and London kiss – or at least he does appearance they do.
One member of the film’s crew, comedian Andrew Schulz, says he was present at the shooting of the wedding scene and looked confused as the two stars stopped kissing. .
“I don’t even know if I should share this,” Schulz said on the official website Brilliant Idiots podcast, “but the last scene, they don’t even kiss. It’s CGI.”
Schulz – who plays Cousin Avi in Dear People – added…
I’m there, I’m watching the wedding, and I see them going in for the kiss, and their faces stop like this over there. And I’m like, ‘I wonder how they’ll play that in the movie? Oh, maybe they’re just going to cut them there.’ But in the movie, you see their faces come close, and then you see their faces turn slightly into a fake kiss.
You can hear the whole discussion below:
If you watch that scene on Netflix, you’ll see that the kiss is captured in very slow motion with a huge amount of confetti falling in the foreground, which hides what’s going on happen Then there is a quick cut to the brides watching the kiss; one laughs at how Hill is “heavy on the tongue.” But the viewer does not see such a thing. There is a cut to a wide shot of the crowd, and then the closing credits roll over a montage of the wedding party dancing. I don’t really see “faces morph” as Schulz describes.
You People now streaming on Netflix.
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