By Alexandra Heilbron on May 29, 2012 | 1 Comment
Goon, starring Seann William Scott and Liev Schreiber, has been dubbed a worthy successor to 1977’s Slapshot. Written and produced by Jay Baruchel, the film centers around Seann William Scott’s character, Doug Glatt — a bouncer who overcomes long odds to lead a team of underperforming misfits to semi-pro hockey glory, beating the crap out of everything that stands in his way. Montreal native Marc-André Grondin plays Xavier LaFlamme, who’s the best player on Glatt’s team and knows it. Grondin not only had to brush up on his skating and hockey skills for the role, but he found it challenging having to be mean to his co-star Seann William Scott.
Bonnie Laufer from Tribute spoke with Marc-André in Toronto about the success of Goon, why he thinks people should check it out on DVD/Blu-ray and what he has coming up next.
Special features on the DVD include:
** Commentary with director Michael Dowse and co-writer/actor Jay Baruchel
** Deleted Scenes:
* Big Strong Man
* Moo
* Sherilyn
* Legs & Geno
* Apathetic
* Stepheson’s Speech
** Outtakes / Blooper Reel
** Goalie Audition
** Fighting 101
** Hockey Player Cards Gallery
** HDNet : A Look at Goon
** Theatrical Greenband Trailer
** Theatrical Redband Trailer
Special features on the Blu-ray include all of the above, plus:
** POWER PLAY CLIPS
** Liev Schreiber on Ice
** Interview with the Real Guys : Doug and Jay
Other DVDs released today include: We Need to Talk About Kevin; Love Never Dies; There Be Dragons; Fightville; The Well Digger’s Daughter and True Blood: The Complete Fourth Season.
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We spoke to Jay Baruchel about his new film Random Acts of Violence. He tells us what he wants to see from horror movies and which movies really scared him.
Great film. I will picking this one up on bluray