Kathy Searle discusses ‘My Man Is a Loser,’ John Stamos, her comedy ‘mojo’ and commercials
The multi-talented actress Kathy Searle previewed her character and the new film My Man is a Loser, co-starring alongside John Stamos, Michael Rapaport and Sean Young. In the exclusive interview about the film opening July 25, Searle tells The Global Dispatch’s Dispatch Radio about the experience.
“I’m holding hands with Michael Rappaport and listening to Uncle Jesse,” she says as an excited fangirl on the inside.
Searle plays Lianne, the wife of Marty (Rapaport) in this story (“Rom Com”) about relationships. Stamos is “single playboy” Mike who is helping some couples “get their mojo” back.
Kathy is incredibly entertaining and engaging as we just share laugh after laugh during a fun interview. She discusses her comedic resume and why she feels she is finding success in the genre.
Her resume of hysterical commercials is captured on a montage video below which include spots for Oral B, Betty Crocker, Embassy Suites , Kohl’s, Progressive Soup and my favorite involving the purchase of the crown jewels.
She credits the creative minds behind the projects, but you can judge for yourself.
Kathy and Brandon just continue to have fun, discuss popular romantic comedies and other pop culture nonsense as though they were hosting a show together.
Check out the full interview.
My Man is a Loser arrives in theaters on July 25, 2014.
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My Man is a Loser synopsis: My Man Is A Loser is a full-featured comedy about two married guys who employ their single playboy friend to help them get their mojo back to save their marriages. During the ensuing adventures, things start to backfire leaving the wives to wonder if the new versions of their husbands are worse than the old ones. This movie is projected to be released in 2014 and will deploy billions of Digital impressions including millions of Twitter and Facebook fans and followers helping to promote the film. We expect that this will be the heaviest digitally promoted Independent film to date.
