Exclusive Interview with Nick Frost and Rashida Jones for Cuban Fury!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Nick Frost and Rashida Jones may form one of the most likable on-screen couples in recent memory in CUBAN FURY, which sees Frost playing a gentle office drone who attempts to woo his new boss (Jones) by recapturing the dance mojo he abandoned many years ago. If Frost seems an unlikely choice to play a salsa dancing fool in love, don't worry, he's well aware. In fact, he came up with the concept for the film, which opens on April 11th in the U.S.

This was a fun one. I don't know that we get to the bottom of anything important, but the three of us laugh and snark a lot, and hopefully you have a good time watching us be silly. And definitely check out CUBAN FURY, which is a very charming little movie… and it even includes a sequence where a robot throws a building at the moon.

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Eric Walkuski

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