We chat with actors roywoodjr & aydenmayeri about their dynamic in the film ConfessFletch and their work in the comedy genre:
Based on the 1976 novel by Gregory McDonald, new comedy Confess, Fletch is now in theaters and available on digital. The film is directed by Greg Mottola and centers around an investigative journalist who attempts to find a stolen art collection and prove his innocence in a murder case.
Roy Wood Jr: I would say this was a completely different film. It's a comedy, but there's also a murder mystery element to it. So it has to be a little bit more grounded. You know, Comedy Central, just as a network, everything is more heightened. The jokes are bigger. Even with The Daily Show it's more energetic. Where for this—I'm a cop, who was annoyed by this man who is barefoot.
Ayden Mayeri: I think what's cool about the tone of this film is that it does feel like they're real people, and we wanted them to feel like people you've maybe met before. They're not just joke machines spewing jokes at the audience, but that they're real in their strangeness and the situations are strange so that in itself is funny.
Ayden Mayeri: It was really fun. Jon is so funny and so charming. So finding a way to hate him for that was hard, but once I did, I really leaned into it.
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