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Look Out, Jon Stewart | Video

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Thumbnails | List Thumbnails | List Collapse View jgoldner (2/20/2008 4:27:33 PM) That dude is kinda nuts. But handsome!! Now Playing Clip 1 of 1 Look Out, Jon Stewart Josh gets abused by Keira Knightley, Daniel Day-Lewis and George Clooney, but Ellen Page and Javier Bardem have his back. (2.20.08) Posted 2/20/08 Views 2,027 Send to Friend Send to a Friend Fill out the information below to ...

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Horowitz MTV Oscar short
Hollywood Elsewhere — ... Posted by Jeffrey Wells on February 21, 2008 at 06:44 AM MTV's Josh Horowitz and his creative tech team have thrown together a reasonably ambitious short in which Horowitz has inserted himself into the five Best Picture contenders as a kind of Oscar host. They've also thrown in a cameo by MTV's Kurt Loder . Going for broke here. Not your father's typical MTV report. Comments Post a Comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. ( ...

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BuzzSugar — MTV Movie Blog's Josh Horowitz makes his very own Oscars opening montage, and it's rather hilarious. Popwatch wants to know: What are the greatest duets of all time? The TV Addict jokingly (I hope) imagines what Friday Night Lights might look like on various other networks. Cinematical wonders if Jon Stewart will rock the Oscars. What do you think? Rolling Stone's Rock & Roll Daily says brace yourself: There's much, much more on the way from Paula Abdul. ...

MTV's Josh Horowitz Gets that Oscar Spirit
Cinematical — ... Over at MTV-land, Josh Horowitz has a rather clever short up in which he inserts himself into the nominees for the Best Picture Oscar. Horowitz gets verbally abused by Keira Knightley, finds out he got Juno pregnant, uses his hamburger phone to call Javier Bardem's serial killer to take care of his "little problem," has a chat by the fire with Daniel Plainview, and gets yelled at by George Clooney. The editing isn't seamless, but it looks quite good, and Horowitz, when he's not being annoying, can be funny. ...