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Clips from Barry - Candy asses (S03E03)

Short Films 2018 Season 3, Episode 7 5 min 570 clips

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-(organ playing) -(choir singing)
(singing continues)
♪ ♪
-(organ stops) -(singing stops)
(ominous music playing)
(groaning, gagging)
(Sharon muttering)
(heavy breathing, gasping)
(groaning continues)
(door opens, shuts)
(car door opens, shuts)
(car engine starts)
(breathing slows)
-(groaning stops) -(car departs)
Assistant Director: Here we go. Guys, you ready?
-(all agreeing) -Alright, roll and music!
(upbeat theme playing)
Hello. I'm Gene Cousineau,
and I'm a mask collector. "Wait a minute.
"Isn't this supposed to be a Master Class in acting,
given by the great performer Gene Cousineau?"
You're saying to your laptop or mobile device,
and, yes, it is. Don't fret it.
And by the end of this class, hopefully,
you're gonna be a mask collector, too, God willing.
Let me give you an example of my favorite masks.
Hamlet. To be or not to be!
Is that the question?
Stanley Kowalski. Stella!
Get down here! Get down here! I want to eat!
A cop in "Serpico."
(deep voice): Hey, Serpie? Are you goin' against us?
(normal): You see? These are not literal masks.
They are roles that you're gonna play in this class,
and they are gonna change your life.
Now, yes,
I have given students the tools
to go on to great careers.
This class is not about entrances and exits.
It is about reaching into your soul,
pulling out that muck, and throwing it on the stage.
-Hey! I'm actin' here! -(laughter)
Ratso Rizzo.
So, are you ready?
You better be ready 'cause the curtain is up,
and the spotlight is on you,
and welcome to "Gene Cousineau's Master Class."
-(music stops) -(cheering)
(applause)
-Assistant Director: And cut. -Okay. Okay. Okay.
Okay, um, that was good. I'd like to try one more.
-Assistant Director: Resetting! -No slouching, class.
Um, y-you're not at home playing video games.
I need you to lean in and pay attention.
Whoever's on the, uh, taxi,
try starting earlier on entrances and exits.
Other than that, very good. Let's go again.
(birds chirping)
(spitting, coughing)
(deep gasp)
(gagging)
(pained breathing)
(grunts)
(birds chirping)
Ah! Fuck!
(pained wheezing)
(kids playing, laughing)
(wheezing)
(wheezing)
(coughing)
(panting)
(waves lapping)
(sea breeze blowing)
(waves washing ashore)
-Mm-hmm. -Okay, how we feel about it?
-So good. You slayed. -Killer.
-Awesome. -Anyone else?
Sally Reed: I have a question.
Uh, there's that...
great scene where Medusabby
is hooking up with the bartender,
and the snakes keep falling out of her hat?
That's funny.
That's not supposed to be funny.
-It's supposed to be real. -Oh.
Um, right. Well, the... snakes on her head felt real.
But then, she turns him to stone. But then,
she's still horny, so she sucks
and then eats his dick.
Is that literal?
-What else would it be? -Sally: Um,
(nervous laugh) Well, I was thinking
that maybe it could be... more of a conversation.
Like, uh, it could be about her longing, maybe.
Or, you know, like how she can't get close to people
because of the whole snake thing.
I guess I just...
I just wanna know what she's thinking.
She just wants to get laid.
And it's funny.
Sally: Right, but if she wants to get laid,
then why does she bite his dick off?
What?
She does have a point, Mel.
So... (sighs) J-j-just...
(sighs)
(deep sigh) Hm...
Wow.
Good job. That was ballsy as fuck.
-Really? -Oh my god.
You said everything we've been thinking,
but never would've said in a million years.
Greg: Apparently, the showrunner is a fucking party.
(laughter continues)
The villain of the show