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Dave and John Chernin are taking audiences back to the time of R-rated teen comedies with Incoming. The sibling creative duo first kicked off their career as both writers and executive story editors on the long-running comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, having worked on 30 episodes of the hit show, ranging from "The Gang Goes to the Jersey Shore" and "Mac and Dennis Buy a Timeshare", among others.
In honor of the movie's release, Screen Rant interviewed writers/directors Dave and John Chernin to discuss Incoming, getting to make their feature directorial debut, how their time on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia informed their experience making the movie, and how they went about directing teenagers on an R-rated comedy.
So, given your guys' experience as TV writers and creators, did you ever have an idea of maybe having this be a TV show, or did you always sort of envision this as a film? Koosh Was One Of The Movie's Trickiest Characters To Write & Cast So, I also wanted to talk about Koosh in this movie, because much like American Pie's Stifler, he is someone where there is goodness there, even if he's maybe not going about it the right way.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Was A Big Influence On Incoming So, I'd also love to ask, because I said Stifler, but then I immediately thought, "Well, I guess he could be Dennis, in a sense," from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. You guys talk about cuts and finding out the right rhythm, and going too far.
John Chernin: It was funny, because we had our finalists for those two roles, and then we did some chemistry readings on Zoom, and when they both came into the Zoom room together, they both lit up, like, "Ramon!" "Rafa!" They knew each other, and that was very appealing to us. Also, I think Ramon in real life is so cool, and Rafa in real life is so sweet. They're so far from those characters.
Dave Chernin: We did a lot of apologizing to the parents, who were so cool and on set every day, they were great sports. I think a lot of it came down to if you've spent any time with these kids, they're such good kids, and that made it easier for us to push them into bad places, because we knew that their hearts were in the right place.
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