David Chen over at /Film recently had the chance to sit down with actor/producer/writer/director Tommy Wiseau, the man behind perhaps the greatest movie ever made: The Room.For those of you are familiar with the movie, the manner in which Wiseau handles this interview shouldn't really surprise you. The way he dodges almost every question thrown his way is masterful...if this whole film-making thing doesn't work out for him, a very successful career in politics no doubt awaits.
If you're one of the unlucky few who still haven't experienced the pleasure of The Room, check out my recent account of attending a live screening of the film, in which I shouted myself hoarse, became temporarily deafened and was very nearly crushed under a gigantic pile of plastic spoons. And if that article alone isn't enough to convince you, please give Mr. Wiseau (below) the oportunity to convince you of the merits of his film.
Chen also got an interview with Greg Sestero, the actor who plays "Mark" in the film. This interview (while a lot more coherent) is probably only of interest to those who have seen the film, as it mainly focuses on trying to address some of the lose plot points that litter the movies' narrative.
