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Mackenzie Astin Talks The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. A famous poet once said: You take the good…You take the bad…You take them both and there you have…the facts of life. And in 1. Mackenzie Astin: He was 1. The Facts of Life.
Everything was going great for Mackenzie, but there was just one problem: things were going even better for his older brother, Sean, who had just finished working with Steven Spielberg and Richard Donner on a little film called The Goonies. And so, almost as if inspired by his brother’s speech in The Goonies, Mackenzie Astin asked himself: when’s it gonna be my time? When am I gonna get to star in a blockbuster movie of my own? And, just as these feelings of sibling rivalry reached a crescendo, such an opportunity seemed to come around: The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. Wow, Mackenzie thought. A whole movie based on those cool, subversive trading cards!
How could this possibly go wrong? Well it did. In almost every single conceivable way. So I sat down with Mackenzie Astin to recount that traumatic cinematic experience and the ripples that would follow…But first, a quick heads up: the audio version of this conversation — as well as interviews with other great folks responsible for some of the worst movies — is available in podcast form over here at Stitcher Premium. There are 1. 0 episodes currently available and more to come in the coming weeks! The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. Synopsis: A struggling kid (Mackenzie Astin) finds help, hilarity and occasional harm from a gross, precocious group of garbage- born dolls. Tagline: Out of the Garbage Pail and into Your Heart***Blake J.
Harris: Is now still a good time to chat? Mackenzie Astin: It’s perfect. Blake J. Harris: Awesome. What was your day like? Mackenzie Astin: Today’s been long, but not arduous. I took my stepmom to the airport, so I was up at 5: 4.
AM. Then my Dad wanted to get breakfast and then the Dodger game was starting so I never went back to sleep; so you’re getting [laughing] what my wife calls “her favorite Mack,” which is the Not- So- Much- Sleep Mack. Blake J. Harris: I’m gonna get a loopy Mack? That’s awesome. Mackenzie Astin: Yup. It’s loose, it’s fun and if you play Belle and Sebastian I will weep! Blake J. Harris: Ha. Excellent. I have so many questions for you, but since you actually listened to the episode, and had an experience listening to it, tell me what it was like?
Mackenzie Astin: So my experience of listening to it? Oh man, it was just incredible. First of all, it’s funny of hell that the podcast exists; I mean, the hosts of the show are fantastic. And I don’t know [sighs] there’s something…okay, here we go! You know: film, the experience of watching film together, there’s some crazy article from 3.
I think Roger Ebert is responsible for) and he makes the point that watching film is akin to sitting around a campfire together. So it’s a communal experience and its big. So the fact that there exists now, in this day and age, an opportunity for people to have that communal experience looking at, like, the worst possible fires ever [cracking up] with smart and funny commentary…that’s a good experience, you know?
Blake J. Harris: I love that. The worst fires ever, that’s a good line.
Alright, so when you first heard about what this was, a podcast that generally makes fun of bad movies, did you cringe? Were you excited to listen to it? Did you feel like you had to listen to it? Mackenzie Astin: Okay, so first of all: The Garbage Pail Kids Movie—in my life, for me personally—is, I think it’s fair to say, a sensitive subject. In that it is such a stinker and such a clunker and so… how did the New York Times put it?
Stunningly inept and utterly reprehensible.” So having that be part of your childhood…it’s a little bit icky. Especially—and this is egotistically, egoistically and narcissistically—but especially as it relates to me coming from an acting family. I mean, my old man’s put out some good work, my mother’s put out some good work, my brother’s been in some pretty good films…and I come out of the box with, you know, a terrific stool sample! Blake J. Harris: [cracks up]Mackenzie Astin: So, you know, it has played a part in my psyche for a number of years. And so finally I got old enough to stop giving a shit; or learned to give a better shit, and appreciate it for being shit. So I was actually kind of excited to hear the episode. And honestly? For an hour and forty- five minutes, I fucking giggled and giggled and giggled.
And, like, felt good about this experience that I felt bad about for a number of years. And so you guys gave me a gift…[only slightly sarcastic] y’all did some healing on this kid! Blake J. Harris: Well despite how the movie turned out, I imagine that when you first heard about it you probably had somewhat high expectations?
I mean, every kid I know was excited to see it…Mackenzie Astin: Right. The trading cards were huge. Where they exist culturally is an interesting thing because they were a response to the Cabbage Patch Kids, which people went crazy for; I mean, parents were beating other parents up to get the last one in the store. And they were expensive too. And then Art Spiegelman and a few other guys come up with this incredible answer to that—this incredible commentary on that—and the cards were crazy, crazy popular in a counter- culture kind of way.
Blake J. Harris: Yup. Mackenzie Astin: And so in 1. The Facts of Life, on which I was working as a regular, an opportunity came up to be the star of a motion picture. And it had, as its foundation, this nifty counterculture craze. I mean, I don’t know what was in my head! Blake J. Harris: Well was it true—as I think Paul said during the episode—that you went to the audition without your father knowing? Was that accurate?
Mackenzie Astin: Right. So my folks were divorced. Dad was stricter so we spent more time at Mom’s. She was the president of the Screen Actor’s Guild at the time, so she was pretty busy.
And I, you know, I had an agent and manager and they said hey, here’s an audition for a movie that you could film during the summer—when you’re not filming The Facts of Life—go get it! And I was like, “Alright! Let’s go get it!”Blake J.
Harris: Sure. Mackenzie Astin: [giggling a lot] I hope you put in parenthesis how much I’m giggling before I say this but…so, the book is always better than the movie. In life. And the reason I believe that happens is because individual imaginations are more powerful, in a lot of ways, than what gets put on screen. Like when you read The Catcher in the Rye, you’re Holden Caulfield and he’s the most meaningful Holden Caulfield to you.
When I read, I don’t know, Slaughterhouse- Five, my Billy Pilgrim is the most Billy Pilgrim he could ever be to me. So when I read The Garbage Pail Kids [giggles] that screenplay was a lot in my mind than what ended up being discussed on your podcast. Blake J. Harris: [giggling]Mackenzie Astin: So I read it and I was like: hell yeah! I’d love to be the star of a picture during the summer. Let’s go get this thing! I had a good audition, the folks in the room found me fitting for the part.
The character’s name was Dodger and I’m from Los Angeles, I’m a huge baseball fan…the stars were aligning! This was gonna be fantastic! Little did I fucking know…Blake J.
Harris: Ha! Mackenzie Astin: And that’s the truth. Watch Se7en Online Facebook. My knowledge at the time was…less. Blake J. Harris: Sure.