Warning: Minor spoilers are discussed during this interview.
Now thatBill & Ted Face the Musicis in select movie theaters and available on demand, it’s time to post my spoiler conversation with directorDean Parisotabout the long-awaited sequel. As you can watch in the player below, Parisot reveals how they shot 3 or 4 post-credits scenes that were all improvised and picked the one that you see at the very end of the film, how the character Station ( fromBill & Ted’s Bogus Journey) was originally going to be part of the opening montage, why they decided to keepAnthony Carrigan’scharacter under wraps during the marketing of the movie, howGeorge Carlin’sdaughter is in the movie as a scientist in the future, how they decided what song was going to save the universe, how they shot the movie without having the final song ready (on set they played Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da by The Beatles), why he loves the last line of the film, and a lot more.
InBill & Ted Face the Music, William “Bill” S. Preston Esq. (Alex Winter) and Theodore “Ted” Logan (Keanu Reeves) have reached middle age without having fulfilled their rock and roll destiny. As the universe starts falling apart, the best friends must find a way to write the song that has eluded them for decades. Along the way, they will be helped by their daughters (Samara WeavingandBrigette Lundy-Paine), a few music legends, and a new batch of historical figures. Written byChris MathesonandEd Solomon,Bill & Ted Face the Musicalso starsKid Cudi,Kristen Schaal,Anthony Carrigan,Erinn Hayes,Jayma Mays,Jillian Bell,Holland Taylor,Beck Bennett,William Sadler,Hal Landon Jr.andAmy Stoch.
Check out what Parisot had to say and further down the page is exactly what we talked about. And if you missed what Parisot told me about the AmazonGalaxy QuestTV show,click here.
Finally, here’s Matt Goldberg’sreview ofBill & Ted 3and if you missed my interview with Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter where they talk about why you should avoid the Bill & Ted cereal,click here to watch.
