Seth Rogen Tells TIFF the Best Advice He’s Ever Received: ‘Less Semen, More Emotion!’
📍 Aftermath
During his appearance, he shared an anecdote about explicit advice Judd Apatow gave the "Knocked Up" cast, which became a focal point of media coverage. The headlines indicate this was a single-day event with no subsequent reporting on further developments.
Epilogue added 48m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Seth Rogen Tells TIFF the Best Advice He’s Ever Received: ‘Less Semen, More Emotion!’ Variety · 59d ago broke it first
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