Comedians Dana Carvey and David Spade discuss their experiences in animated films and imagine being flies on the wall.
The speaker recounts a time when Bob Odenkirk, one of three actors in town with a production company, walked up the stairs and asked to do a voiceover for a show.
A person expresses their admiration for a successful businessman and mentions being recognized on the street.
The speaker discusses his ability to impersonate actors like Lawrence Olivier and attributes it to his love for actors with booming and theatrical voices, as well as his father's yelling.
The use of comedy in media can be an effective tool to educate and inform audiences, as seen in films such as "Roger and Me" and the work of Adam McKay. By delivering educational content in a humorous and relatable way, the message can be received more effectively.