“I’ve also gotten some feedback where they didn’t, but it’s fun for the majority of people involved in the films. The previous Persian invasion and diplomatic attempts have already turned most northern Hellas tribes and states to the Persian side. “I’ve gotten many texts from studios and people going ‘Hey man, the cast was watching this,’ or ‘Oh man, the director and the crew is watching it and they love it,’ ” says Signore. It is spring 480 BC, Persian King Xerxes, continuing his father Darius master plan to conquer the Hellenic city-states, arrives in Hellas.
STORY: Honest Trailers Creator: ‘We’re Not Trying to S-‘ on Movies Signore says it’s a win for him when he gets positive feedback from the people who made the films Honest Trailers takes on. “The ones I go back and watch a lot are Jurassic Park - when it makes you laugh you know you did a good job - and the Superman IV one, because it felt like an old ‘ 80s trailer,” says Bailey. He now records a trailer in 20 minutes, down from 40. Voiceover artist Jon Bailey, who provides the gravely narration for Honest Trailers, says he’s gotten into the groove of creating them. Signore says he’s come close, but the actors have decided not to go through with it out of fear of upsetting the studio. Signore has another White Whale he’s been chasing: “I have this goal of getting a celebrity of some kind to endorse or be in an Honest Trailer of one of their movies.” Game of Thrones is potentially on the horizon, and Lost is also on Signore’s wish list.
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Signore says they’d like to do more TV - though creating them is incredibly time-intensive as it involves rewatching every episode of a series. Honest Trailers broke into television last summer with Breaking Bad and recently tackled The Walking Dead. (Generally, a trailer is released every other Tuesday.)
To celebrate its 50th installment, Honest Trailers will be releasing two more trailers over the next two Tuesdays. It’s about being as honest as possible,” adds Signore, vp original programming at Defy Media.
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