The cast of the 2005 rom-com smash hit 'Professor Love' reunites 20 years later to discuss their careers, aging, and the film's massive box office success that rivaled Avatar.
"I played the title character, Professor Love, Professor Johann Love. It's me, it's your man. I am Smith Williams."
"I am the writer of 157 romantic comedies between the year 2000 and 2010."
"It really does look like you aged 60 years in the last 20."
Smith Williams and Chomsky Robins address rumors of their on-set chemistry, revealing they were actually dating Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams respectively during filming.
"I was dating Robin Williams at the time, so I stayed very faithful to my boy Robin."
"I was dating Whoopi Goldberg, you know, she was..."
"I couldn't believe you turned down Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams' punch-ups for me."
Smith Williams discusses his current career playing a character named 'Straw' (a panhandler) in both the Marvel and DC cinematic universes simultaneously.
"Straw's the character that goes, 'That's your last straw,' and then kills them, right?"
"Can you legally do a DCEU and an MCU at the same time?"
Director Amy Whithouse explains the 'Mad Libs' formula for 2000s romantic comedies and complains about the stress of hiding her massive suitcases of residual cash.
"Making a rom-com between 2000 and 2010 was like Mad Libs, okay?"
"I've filled up 17 closets of cash and they're bursting at the seams."
"Have you heard of a bank? There's a really easy place to keep all money, and it's called a bank."
The cast of the 2005 rom-com 'Professor Love' reunites 20 years later to discuss the film's massive success and their personal lives, including Michael Delta's extreme aging and Smith Williams' near-EGOT status.
"I played the title character, Professor Love, Professor Johann Love. It's me, it's your man, so happy to be here. I am Smith Williams."
"I am the writer of 157 romantic comedies between the year 2000 and 2010."
"I think I aged for all of us. It really does look like you aged 60 years in the last 20."
Smith Williams and Chomsky Robins discuss their on-screen chemistry while revealing they were dating Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams, respectively, during the shoot.
"I was dating Robin Williams at the time. So I stayed very faithful to my boy Robin."
"I was dating Whoopi, man, I was dating Whoopi Goldberg."
"I've never been with Smith Williams alone. That's all I'll say. Never alone, always in pairs."
The cast of the 2005 rom-com blockbuster 'Professor Love' reunites 20 years later. They introduce their roles, including the title character, the writer of 157 rom-coms, and the 'lovable goof' Quiet Boy.
"I am the writer of 157 romantic comedies between the year 2000 and 2010."
"I played the lovable goof, Quiet Boy, in the movie Professor Love."
Jarjenky Philhouse brags about his current career in the MCU playing a character named Straw (The Panhandler), while debating the legality of working for both Marvel and DC simultaneously.
"Straw is the character that goes, 'That's your last straw,' and then kills him."
"Can you legally do a DCEU and an MCU at the same time?"
Writer Amy Whithouse explains the 'Mad Libs' formula for mid-2000s rom-coms and laments the day Avatar surpassed Professor Love's $900 million box office haul due to inflated 3D ticket prices.
"Making a rom-com between 2000 and 2010 was like Mad Libs."
"That was a terrible day for me when Avatar finally passed us."
The cast of the 2005 hit Professor Love reunites after 20 years, introducing their characters including Quiet Boy, Linda Boo, and the Dean of Gristmore College.
"I played the title character, Professor Love, Professor Johann Love."
"I played the lovable goof, Quiet Boy, in the movie Professor Love."
Smith Williams and Chomsky Robbins address rumors of a behind-the-scenes romance, revealing they were actually dating Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams respectively during filming.
"I was dating Whoopi, man. I was dating Whoopi Goldberg."
Amy Whithouse explains the 'Mad Libs' formula for 2000s romantic comedies, involving a noun for a profession and an adjective to reverse the situation, leading to unbelievable box office numbers.
"Making a rom-com between 2000 and 2010 was like Mad Libs, okay?"
Smith Williams discusses his current roles in superhero franchises, specifically playing a character named 'Straw' who kills people with their 'last straw.'
The Formula for Rom-Com Success and Closets of Cash
Writer Amy Whithouse explains the 'Formula Movie' approach to rom-coms and complains about the stress of having too much cash to hide in her 17 bursting closets.
