How Did This Get Made? Glitter LIVE! w/ Adam Scott, Casey Wilson, & Dan Levy (HDTGM Matinee)
Sep 30, 2025
Join Casey Wilson, a sharp comedian and actor, alongside Adam Scott, known for his role in Severance, and special guest Dan Levy from The Goldbergs, as they hilariously dissect the 2001 film Glitter. They explore the film's confusing 1980s setting, critique Mariah Carey’s acting, and analyze the bizarre romance with Andrew Dice Clay. The trio also shares laughs over odd production choices, the inexplicable club discovery scene, and an audience Q&A that dives into the film's quirks and charm, making for a memorable live discussion!
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Period Setting Feels Tacked On
- The film's claimed 1980s setting is superficial and inconsistently realized throughout the movie.
- Costume and prop choices, music, and production design fail to convincingly place the story in any clear era.
Industry Logic Sacrificed For Convenience
- Terrence Howard's character instantly recognizes and signs Mariah with implausible speed and authority.
- The film repeatedly sacrifices believable industry mechanics for quick plot conveniences.
Loose, Improv-Heavy Performances
- The panel notes a heavy improv vibe, especially from Lil' Bow Wow's cameo actors and DeBrat's scenes.
- Casey Wilson recounts working with Dice in the movie Torque as a small, related personal connection.
