Post by marie on Feb 19, 2009 11:13:42 GMT -5
Stannheiser-Pong Wedding, Bel Air
Premiere: May 22 at 10:30pm ET/PT
The crew is excited to be working the extremely exclusive wedding of Hollywood super-mogul Barry Stannheiser and his 22-year old fiancé Marty Pong - the reception is sure to be packed with celebrities and bigwigs. But they've all disappointed to learn the Party Down team is working as a backup crew to the uber-efficient and wildly good-looking Valhalla Catering Team, led by Ron's arch- rival, team leader Veronica Moon. With everything on the line, Ron collapses back into his former partying ways, leaving Henry to single-handedly keep the team afloat, determine his own future with Casey, and try to save Ron's job. Directed by: Bryan Gordon; Guest Stars include: Kristen Bell.
Quote from Rob Thomas:
"I couldn't be any more excited about working with Kristen again. Her role in Party Down is the first that we've written for a specific actor. Too often women and guest stars get stuck playing the straight man in comedies, but, in Uda, I think John (Enbom) created a character worthy of Kristen's significant comedic talents. I'm also looking forward to hanging out on set like old times."
Premiere: May 22 at 10:30pm ET/PT
The crew is excited to be working the extremely exclusive wedding of Hollywood super-mogul Barry Stannheiser and his 22-year old fiancé Marty Pong - the reception is sure to be packed with celebrities and bigwigs. But they've all disappointed to learn the Party Down team is working as a backup crew to the uber-efficient and wildly good-looking Valhalla Catering Team, led by Ron's arch- rival, team leader Veronica Moon. With everything on the line, Ron collapses back into his former partying ways, leaving Henry to single-handedly keep the team afloat, determine his own future with Casey, and try to save Ron's job. Directed by: Bryan Gordon; Guest Stars include: Kristen Bell.
Quote from Rob Thomas:
"I couldn't be any more excited about working with Kristen again. Her role in Party Down is the first that we've written for a specific actor. Too often women and guest stars get stuck playing the straight man in comedies, but, in Uda, I think John (Enbom) created a character worthy of Kristen's significant comedic talents. I'm also looking forward to hanging out on set like old times."
