PAUL RUDD DOES KARAOKE WITH KEN MARINO

When Paul Rudd and Ken Marino weren’t shooting The Ten, they were singing in karaoke bars.

The Ten stars Paul Rudd and Ken Marino have a friendship that goes back to their time making Wet Hot American Summer.

So what do two buddies do when they’re not slaving on a movie set? Paul says they go to the hottest karaoke clubs in New York.

“I had a song I used to do a lot. I like to mix it up. I like to do songs I’ve never done before because I’m lame. That I actually moved past even having a signature karaoke song. We’ll sometimes go with some people and I’ll put in a song for Ken and then he has to sing whatever I put in for him. Actually if you meet him ask him to do his James Taylor for you. It’s staggering. It sounds like James Taylor. Ken’s got a really good voice but he can mimic. His two perfect mimics in my opinion which is weird, James Taylor and Macy Gray.”

The Ten writer and director David Wain and Ken Marino give their own karaoke contribution.

“Can you do Gomer Pyle? Ken: Golleee. What do you think? David: That’s pretty good too. So if you can do James, Macy and Gomer you got a whole night of karaoke. Ken: Yeah what’s the famous Gomer Pyle song? David: (singing) I’m Gomer Pyle, I go to the place where I go.”

Paul’s signature song in case you’re wondering was Wichita Lineman.