FJ-HRN-2174

B-Roll: Poster, zoom in and CU’s. Theatre signage, back to poster. CU “This time…” Billboard to light to poster. Theatre signage with lights. Arclight signage. From signage to Poster. Reporters dressed as Joint and Bong to poster.

B-Roll: Fashion Shot/Jessica Clinton

B-Roll: Hayden Schlossberg and Jon Hurwitz talk to reporters.

Sound Bite: Danneel Harris – “Vanessa” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Danneel: Um, I think the goal of this movie was to turn Guantanamo in to a new vacation resort style place, I think that is what we are trying to do here, so I hope it works because I think they need more people to visit, Guantanamo Bay. Just turn it in to a place that’s not so evil, more liked, there’s nothing funny about it, until you see this, when you walk out of here, you’ll be like, “I want to escape to Guantanamo Bay.”

Sound Bite: Jon Hurwitz (Guy in blue shirt), Hayden Schlossberg – Directors, Writers - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Jon: I don’t think there is a whole lot that’s funny specifically about Guantanamo Bay. But there is a lot funny about what’s going on at Guantanamo Bay in our movie. I think it has a little bit to do with uh, some of the behavior of the guards I don’t want to give to much away, and we are on television and the language that I would need to use to describe exactly what goes on in our film I don’t think I could get away with right here.

B-Roll: Fashion Shot/Lady in Black dress with Shawl

B-Roll: Fashion Shot/Bridgetta Tomarchio

Sound Bite: Rob Corddry – “Ron Fox” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Rob: Good times, hard living, work hard, play hard.

Sound Bite: Jon Reep – “Raymus” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Jon: I have no idea. I have never been. I imagine nothing is funny about Guantanamo Bay, but I guess we are going to find out, I haven’t seen the film yet, so I can’t wait to see it.

Sound Bite: Eric Winter – “Colton” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Eric: Let’s just say if Big Bob existed in real life that’s the funniest thing about Guantanamo Bay. Big Bob.

Sound Bite: Ed Helms – “Interpreter” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Ed: The funniest thing about Guantanmo Bay? Oh boy, the funniest thing about Guantanmo Bay? Are the sandwiches that they serve for the meals because you’re not going to believe this but the sandwiches have the little toothpicks with the little frilly stuff on the top of them, no one believes me but its totally true.

Sound Bite: John Cho – “Harold Lee” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
John: What is the funniest thing about Guantanamo Bay? Umm, awwwww, there is, it’s terrifying but they make us engage in oral sex down there. Um that’s what they do down there, apparently, we did a lot of research, that’s the torture.

B-Roll: David Krumholtz, Neil Patrick Harris, Kal Penn, speak with reporters.

B-Roll: Kal Penn, talks to reporter, zoom in to billboard and zoom back out to Kal.

Sound Bite: Kal Penn – “Kumar Patel” - Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Kal: I don’t think there is anything remotely funny about the real Guantanamo Bay. Honestly I think its terrible, I think Guantanamo should be closed down immediately . I think it’s making us less safe. I think what you have in a film like this, the NY Times did an article on the pop culturalization of Guantanamo a few weeks ago and I think that’s what this is, this isn’t a political film, it’s certainly not meant to be so I hope nobody goes in it to thinking that it’s a film like “The Road to Guantanamo”, which is a wonderful, I think it was Michael Wonderbottom’s film, I meant, that was a real, if you want to know what Guantanamo is watch that film, “The Road to Guantanamo”. This is uh, sort of uses the premise of two idiots that get mistaken for terrorists and how they are trying to get out of that. So it’s only in title I would have to say.

B-Roll: Fashion Shot/ Tatyanna Ali – Actress