. This month she takes center stage with a bona fide starring role, re-teaming with Judd Apatow and Paul Feig for, a comedy she created with her frequent writing partner Annie Mumolo. In between writing sessions for, she took a break to speak with Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl. The two reminisced about bachelorette parties and wedding stories, raising hell, doing drugs, skipping school, and the enduring appeal of death metal and mix tapes.that you were ever on.
GROHL: How can you do it so well? It freaks people out. When they hear it coming out of your face, it’s a little fucking creepy.yet. But I want to know what inspired you to make this movie. WIIG: There’s definitely a difference between girls seeing a stripper and guys seeing a stripper. When a male stripper comes into a room of girls, they’re just laughing and screaming and giggling and embarrassed. It’s funny.GROHL: So do women have bachelorette parties in hotel rooms where guys come over and dance alone in the middle of a bunch of ladies?GROHL: Oh, Officer Friendly.
WIIG: We tried not to do that. There are so many funny ladies in the movie, and plus, we know so many women from the Groundlings, and people who are so talented who haven’t had the chance to do something like this.WIIG: Yeah. I saw a show there when I’d first come out to L.A. I’d never seen improv before. I didn’t even know what it was. But I was like, Ahhh, that’s what I want to do. I love that.WIIG: No, I didn’t.
GROHL: They were almost pajamas. I don’t know if he was lost in the lights or what happened, but I just remember the hallways, those five or six seconds. It was like hiding under a desk before a nuclear bomb blows up. Where the hell else is that going to happen?
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