We spoke w/ Sethrogen and evandgoldberg about TheBoysDiabolical, doing a Buster Keaton type episode, being inspired by ‘The Animatrix,’ and how they're trying to direct another live-action movie soon.
If you’re a fan of The Boys on Prime Video, I hope you have checked out The Boys Presents: Diabolical. The eight-episode animated anthology series started streaming last week and it's fantastic. I don’t want to spoil what the episodes are about, but none of them hold back on what you’ve come to expect from this twisted series which includes plenty of blood-drenched moments and shocking surprises.
GOLDBERG: I had a similar feeling. It was mostly friends and family who were bored with my life and career who were reengaged was a sign to me that it was good. People who were just like, hadn't seen my last three movies were watching the show, and I was like, "That's a good sign." ROGEN: Yeah. I think we've written so many dialogue-based kind of comedy throughout the course of our careers that I think we've swung in the other direction lately. A much more fun and interesting challenge has become like, "Oh, can we convey emotion and dynamics and comedy and stakes and all this stuff without any dialogue basically?" It's something we've been talking about for a long time. And this was a very good practical application of that.
GOLDBERG: And I've never been more disappointed. I was like, there's going to be infinite this now. There's going to be so many things like this. And there weren't, there are some. One of the things that I love about The Boys, and I think what a lot of people love is that you guys are constantly pushing audience expectations, including with Diabolical and just in general. Have they ever pulled you aside, Prime Video, and said, "Guys, we love you. But this actually could be too much."
The season is eight episodes. Eric told me that Amazon was waiting to see how it does before doing more episodes. But are you guys hopeful that you'll be able to do a season two? And this will be a regular thing?GOLDBERG: We got it all. Everyone wants to come back. Simon Racioppa and Giancarlo, Eric, all of us, we all just want to get back in it. We have tons of ideas, tons of new people we can bring in. Nothing would be better than doing this forever.
GOLDBERG: Yeah, I called him and said, would you like to do this show? Do whatever you want. The only rule is Compound V exists. And he instantly was like, "I have an idea I've always wanted to do that I don't... Is not something people would expect from me, but this seems like a place where I could maybe actually do it."
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