You think that because you're looking as if these other actors were trying to be the Dwight you know (and not the Dwight of the original script). Of course nobody could do it better If your criteria is "who is like the Dwight I already know/like?".
Rainn turned this up to 11 whilst everyone else was doing average dry lackluster comedy. He must have also researched Gareth from the UK office, same clothes and playing that personality in his way.
@@BooBoo1150-k3g No he doesn't have to "admit" it. Fact is none of the other actors were hired so none of them had the opportunity to flesh out Dwight. The original reply was correct.
Dwight is the only character that I couldn’t see played by anyone else. Jim and Pam are straight characters, they could have been played by a lot of people. Odenkirk’s Michael would have been different, but I think after a season or two they would’ve made him great. All the other characters were perfect, but at the same time they’re background characters so you can cut a character, or completely change the character to fit an actor’s skill set. Dwight was set up to be a top 3 character from the beginning, and clearly had a very intentional personality. As much as I love Patton and Judah, they’re just not Dwight.
@@Loooooooooooool1 because he said that LA was a good place and than 5 seconds later said that his car got robbed 12 times in downtown LA but that didn't matter because he didn't care about his car or the stuff in it and he's rich so it doesn't matter if he gets robbed. He also said that people that cared about their car getting robbed had too much of a personal connection to it
Nobody could play Dwight like Rainn. I love his almost angry intensity. I feel like the other actors auditioning didn’t know what to do with the character.
On the flip side, this makes me think about Benedict Cumberbatch in the Sherlock pilot. He was _so_ different in that compared to the ensuing series. You never know how these guys' interpretations would've changed.
I love how Steve Carrell somehow made the interviewer laugh ten seconds into the audition. He didn't even know how he did it, or if he did then he just put on a forgetful persona. That's exactly the kind of energy they needed for someone playing Michael, effortlessly funny even when he's putting in too much effort.
Yeah I like Bob odenkirk but no, Carell all the way. Carell also does that type of "looking around smiling" thing naturally. If you see him in interview, he's very similar to how he acts Also the lady who audition Pam, was a comedian and it wouldn't fit right.
I feel like everybody else's version of Dwight is kinda like "yeah listen I'm a smart guy here". But Rainn gives out the vibe of self assured, eccentric, kind of try-hard authoritive attitude. Which is why he absolutely nailed the role.
"Wow, I'm even boring myself." What a great, great line, and delivered so well by the real Jim. And as others have said, Rainn's casting as Dwight was perfect; no one could else have delivered his 100% conviction that he was in the right, every time.
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@@cameram-guy8684 Ya but what he’s saying is that IF any of those other actors were chosen for Jim’s character instead of John, you’d also be sitting here saying “I can’t see anyone else playing Jim” because that is who your mind associates with Jim. Every actor that could have been chosen would have been “perfect” for Jim because they would all bring their own nuance to the role.
I thought its the casting director who does this and if so, how can I get a career being a casting director. I got my bachelor's degree in films. I'm in Austin Texas.
It's very interesting, because the others all went with a more down-to-the-earth, "realistic" interpretation of Dwight: the lonely, creepy weirdo that nobody likes to talk to because he always goes on about government conspiracies and obscure Pennsylvanian laws that would allow him to kill the entire office in self-defense if they so much as touched his stapler. Rainn meanwhile went in a totally different direction by making Dwight this over-the-top, self-righteous, intense lunatic, a very cartoonish character, which has worked beautifully, especially when developping that Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd relationship with Jim.
@@vovahimselfI remember seeing him in Sahara shortly after I started watching the office. Goofy movie but was weird to see him in a relatively normal role not as Dwight.
@@vovahimself he was in a house of 1000 corpses and he also was the lead role in the rocker. The later is actually the role I will always remember him as, cause he was brilliant with it. Needles to say I saw the movie before the office.
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@@olisykesify he means that all the other actors were clearly somewhat clunky and still trying to really find the character but Steve Carrell found the character IMMEDIATELY in the audition
When he says "it's kind of a filler word... what context did I use it in ?" I lost it. It was unreal to see that from the audition. It's like he's already been playing Michael for longer than they created the character. They thought they were auditioning, but they actually just walked in Michael Scott's office.
Everybody grew into their iconic characters but Steve and Rainn were Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute from the moment they auditioned. Phenomenal actors.
I think John had a fantastic audition too. Looking at the others they were a little flat...it's a real talent to be able to deliver lines but make them seem so off-the-cuff and imperfect like they were supposed to in those talking head segments.
@@gllyflower John and Jenna were instrumental in the show but Steve and Rainn nailed their auditions straight up. I actually like this early version of Rainn better than the later one.
I agree it was a huge risk, but it was also what made the show work. If it was all known actors, too many people wouldn't be able to suspend disbelief that this was just some paper company in PA.
Seth Rogan's Dwight was politely explaining to you why urinating is a legitimate way to clean a wound, while Rainn Wilson's Dwight was just annoyed that you don't know what he thought was common sense. Wilson was the perfect man for the job lmao.
The casting really nailed Jim. This video didn't show much for the other two that auditioned but even still they were very stiff. In John Krasinski's audition, forgetting the extra props he's given, he moves around a lot more. I especially love his facial expression after saying how boring it was. It gives the vibe that he's a fun guy but this job is holding him back.
The difference for Jim’s character is that the other guys made him serious, boring, tired and almost depressed, but John came up with a charming, lively, witty version who’s just bored of doing what he does and he prefers talking about other stuff and make things more fun, and maybe that’s why he does pranks etc.
I can’t believe that Saul Goodman could have been Michael, Bob Odenkirk does a good job but Steve Carrell was just born for the role Edit: how do you silence notifications from a comment you made?
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They probably didn't have the budget for all of these actors. They usually pick a few A listers/Hollywood people to prop up the show and bring in fans of of actors.
I like Bob Odenkirk but I feel like his version of Michael Scott is a bit more...sleezy. Like some of the stuff Michael says, it would make you feel super gross if it was delivered wrong. Steve does it in a way that reminds you of a little kid - just blurting out whatever he thinks with no malice or creepiness.
There’s a really incredibly bad early 90’s Australian movie called reckless Kelly. She basically plays Jan Levinson in that movie aswell. And Hugo weaving basically plays agent smith in it. I’d say don’t watch it. But also watch it. Only once.
@@inertia14 She cracks me up! Man, is hard out here for actors. But role, she just kills it! That singing she does... oh my gosh... I know people like that. She is brilliant.
for his rendition of dwight, yes he was. but the reality is that dwight played by any other actor would have been written mugh differently. good writers and directors play off of how the actor cast in a role interprets that character. we're seeing many different interpretations of the same basic instructions for dwight's character before dwight was fine-tuned for rainn wilson's strengths and interpretation
The other Dwights have this "look how goofy I'm being" undercurrent. Rainn's Dwight lives in his own world where he's the only serious one and everyone else is goofy
I mean Bob Odenkirk would have done well, but I agree why he wasnt chosen, he had a darker edge to his acting, aka better call saul and breaking bad haha
@@jborrego2406he definitely had the George Costanza syndrome happen to him. He did so well in this role that he was typecast as it and had trouble getting anything other than the neurotic, nerdy guy.
I liked the last guys audition too, but Rainn just has something about him that just screams KYAAAA Dwight karate moves. And you can’t even imagine how hard it must’ve been to choose anyone either, especially with these really bored sounding lines
the face expressions of Dwight, Michael, Jim and Pam are literally the same as they played throughout the show. they are amazing and they added so much to their characters
Fun fact: Angela Kinsey's audition at 3:33 was actually for Pam. Instead, they rejected her and gave the role to Jenna Fischer, while Angela got the role for, well, Angela.
At first, I was like ok, Jim's character is simple, and the guys auditioning did a good job. Basically any decent actor can pull off this role. But then came in John Krasinski and showed that how wrong I was. He just became Jim and I didn't feel like I was watching an audition clip, it felt like a real life talk
To me the only really big one was Dwight, I think Jim could have been played by dozens of actors actually. It would not have been the same Jim ofcourse.
@@katarzynafrasca5137 the fact is that John added that sort of self-irony, with that smile, which is typical of Jim. He knows he's just selling paper, and that it is a boring job, but it is not completely bored by that, on annoyed, or angry, because he sees something funny/ironic in the situation. That's what I've seen here in John and not in the other guy (they did not showed the entire audution of the asian guy, so I can't say how he was)
if you wanted the proper answer, the actor that played creed was actually one of the background actors in the pilot, but they liked him so much they let him become an actual character.
to have that many talented actors audictioning and decline many of them afterwards only demonstrate that the frontrunners had a clear mind of what the show needed to be good.
The writers and casting directors definitely weren't sellouts. They picked people that were totally unknown (John Krasinski was a waiter with no career at the time) over well-known actors. They knew the show would sell itself.
@@christianpetterson1784 I mean it's a little disingenuous to call the writers a "sellout" for hiring a big name actor if the fit the role. I mean there's a reason that they're a big name afterall
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@@joshuaclifford6356 oh yeah for sure I wouldn’t have wanted to be deprived of John Krasinski cos I developed a major crush on him thanks to The Office 😂👌
Gotta admit, Rainn Wilson is literally the only person who could play Dwight. Literally, nobody captures the personality of Dwight like him. Not even close. All the other characters I can see are close to what they want to be but Rainn Wilson is in 3 leagues ahead. Bravo
@@shatterpointgames NO. I think he's right. I can see the other characters having another actor (except for Michael's role) but outside that I think no one could have done Dwight except Rainn Wilson.
@@shatterpointgames I would say the main difference is that all the other actors tried too hard do be weird in a funny way. They just overshot the target. Dwight was on point with being weird, serious and creepy at the same time without looking like a "clown" or an obvious actor.
@@xooperz Lucky Bob wasn’t casted cause he might not have gotten casted in Breaking Bad and we wouldn’t have the legendary character that is Saul. Or at least a good version of him.
I'll raise you one more: The Office wouldn't have been what it was if Carell hadn't auditioned the way he did. He's playing Michael from season 2 onwards in that clip, not the one from season 1. It's like the producers rewatched that audition later during production and went "Yeah, let's go with that instead".
Bob Odenkirk would've made a fantastic Michael Scott! But casting him would've gone in the direction of comedy that's self-aware. What I love about Steve Carrell's portrayal is that I, as a viewer, am always in disbelief and saying, "Is this dude for real?!" LMAO
I think Bob Odenkirk would've been an excellent choice as well. However, it would have certainly been more like the British original or the German adaption.
Jan's audition was Immaculate!🌟 She nailed her role throughout. I think a lot of the characters were the actors' creation. So it is amazing how they all painted their own version.
@@Centermass762 Yeah . Same. She nailed the role and the crazy turn it took so well. i dont see her getting mentioned in memes or the Office fan pages. Her role was as critical as Michael's and it is a shame that people dont want to see that.
@@swavnasahoo711 Perhaps it's because Jan, as a character, was meant to be deliberately hard to like. I hated her in the show. Obviously protrayed perfectly by the actress, but still... a lot of the other characters are lovable in their own way.
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Bob Odenkirk's Michael had me crying 😂 would've been very different vibes with him and they chose the right actor, but Bob would've done a phenomenal job
For the most part. Meredith’s and Stanley’s character roles changed throughout the episodes, as did Kevin’s intonation and level of Idiocracy. But even among those three I wouldn’t want to see anyone else play Kevin. I thought it was interesting how bad Jim’s audition was in comparison to the others yet they went with him. His pauses were far too long, reminded me of a 101 college acting class.
@@user-ze9uy5iq5o that was probably the point. They wanted people who looked and sounded like they worked at a paper company, not a top tier tech company lol
Pam and Dwight both nailed the characters. Pam's lines were so agonizing, because we all feel that at work with the choices we've made. She owned it. Michael and Jim got it too.
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Melora Hardin is so incredible as Jan. You can tell she means business! And then the character arc reveals that she's just as messed up as everyone else. It's perfect.
Allison Jones is a fucking genius. She also cast Parks and Rec, What We Do in the Shadows, and some of the best shows of the past 2 decades. She's a starmaker.
It's so hard to be objective about casting when these characters have become canon and part of our lives. But it really feels like nobody could have come close to playing Dwight like Rainn did. Absolutely nailed that audition.
Dwight K. Schrute is literally one of the Top 10 greatest TV characters of all time and that was 75% Rainn. The writing for him was hilarious but so much of it would've fell flat without his flawless delivery. And he naturally LOOKED the part too.
Rainn Wilson is the only one there who actually understood what Dwight needed to be. The others played him too weak or laid back, Dwight needs to be *Intense* and *Focused* for Dwight to work.
Was great that they brought Odenkirk in for an episode as "another Michael". For me, he is the closest 2nd choice out of these. Still nowhere near the OG Mike, but was perfect for that episode.
Odenkirk could’ve done a very good Michael tbh. Could completely see it, he’s a natural. Ok satisfied with Steve, would’ve been satisfied with Odenkirk. Yet we probably wouldn’t have had Saul in BB, and wouldn’t have had the spin off. So everything worked out for the best I guess!
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Steve Carrell audtioned as if he was already 4 seasons into the roll. That was nuts
*auditioned
*role (different meaning)
*nuts.
@@alvallac2171 *no
*one
*cares
@@alvallac2171 ratio'd
He s a amazing actor Steve Carrell, Jim Carrey and Rowan Atkinson are the best comedy actors in my opinion
he had the whole show's future in his mind
It’s weird thinking of Stanley as an actor who actually wanted to be there 😂
I THOUGHT THE SAME THING LMFAO
I heard he was grumpy on the day of the audition because he was running late
Stanley was just offered pretzels so he agreed to be there
@@Pos608 ME TOO😂
This is a hilarious observation.
I can’t even put into words how happy I am Seth Rogen wasn’t Dwight
Same here. Wouldve been awful
He kinda sounded like jim
Yeah wtf that was painfully bad, he just plays seth rogen🤣
Agreed. I’m over him and his self important political bullshit.
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No one can do the psychopathic Dwight like Rainn Wilson. He's perfect.
You think that because you're looking as if these other actors were trying to be the Dwight you know (and not the Dwight of the original script).
Of course nobody could do it better If your criteria is "who is like the Dwight I already know/like?".
@@aATENEA still you gotta admit he was the best lol
Jim Carry ? ???
Rainn turned this up to 11 whilst everyone else was doing average dry lackluster comedy. He must have also researched Gareth from the UK office, same clothes and playing that personality in his way.
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No he doesn't have to "admit" it. Fact is none of the other actors were hired so none of them had the opportunity to flesh out Dwight. The original reply was correct.
No one, absolutely NO ONE, can be Dwight except Rainn Wilson.
Except original British Dwight who's even more complete and realistic character unlike this cartoonish American version
Especially not Seth Rogen.
@@garry_wshld The American version is, amongst other things, funny.
@@garry_wshld 2 completely different characters
I agree, but I also think that Judah wasn't terrible at all, he projects some kind of weirdness that fits Dwight's personality.
I could never ever imagine any other actor playing Dwight Schrute's character
Dwight is the only character that I couldn’t see played by anyone else. Jim and Pam are straight characters, they could have been played by a lot of people. Odenkirk’s Michael would have been different, but I think after a season or two they would’ve made him great. All the other characters were perfect, but at the same time they’re background characters so you can cut a character, or completely change the character to fit an actor’s skill set. Dwight was set up to be a top 3 character from the beginning, and clearly had a very intentional personality. As much as I love Patton and Judah, they’re just not Dwight.
@@dyjaba123 You mean Patton & Seth? lol
@@christianekstrand6571 Judah Friedlander did as well
Agreeed
Facts!
Funny how everyone who was auditioning for Dwight's seemed like they were auditioned for Andy's role
I wish Seth Rogen would have been Andy. Watching him get shitted on is the only thing I want to see from him.
@@torakka2ow640 why does everyone hate steth rogan?
@@Loooooooooooool1 because he said that LA was a good place and than 5 seconds later said that his car got robbed 12 times in downtown LA but that didn't matter because he didn't care about his car or the stuff in it and he's rich so it doesn't matter if he gets robbed. He also said that people that cared about their car getting robbed had too much of a personal connection to it
@@GUSX4NMAN wtf are you going on aboit
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Saul Goodman as Michael Scott is crazy
He actually appeared in an episode as a Michael Scott type manager.
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He would’ve killed. He might be the only other guy that could play Michael Scott.
@@redbaron5308I agree he was the only one here who I can see fitting the character everyone else no that’s probably why they brought him back later on
Realtalk after seeing him as Saul Goodman he would‘ve crushed it.
Rain was dwight immediately. He absolutely killed the audition.
I mean you'd be saying the exact same thing about anybody else had they got the role. There's some big names here.
@@bobfranklin2572 Seth Rogan would have been trash as Dwight
@@RJuttner20 Agreed. Love the guy but he would've been awful in that role.
@@bobfranklin2572 not true ,that's what the audition is for and dwight was good from the get go
I’m glad Seth didn’t get that roll
Nobody could play Dwight like Rainn. I love his almost angry intensity. I feel like the other actors auditioning didn’t know what to do with the character.
I had the same feeling. Some actors actually look lost.
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I think Mackenzie Crooke could do it. In a certain context, probably equal or better.
yeah i felt like they were trying to be a character that didnt care or just a guy with a lot of facts but Rainn brought an angry stuck up type of guy
On the flip side, this makes me think about Benedict Cumberbatch in the Sherlock pilot. He was _so_ different in that compared to the ensuing series. You never know how these guys' interpretations would've changed.
Creed didn't actually try out. He just showed up.
😂
I guess he stole the role
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Haha creed is the best
Yes he was just hiding from the police so he entered the building
I love how Steve Carrell somehow made the interviewer laugh ten seconds into the audition. He didn't even know how he did it, or if he did then he just put on a forgetful persona. That's exactly the kind of energy they needed for someone playing Michael, effortlessly funny even when he's putting in too much effort.
It sounds like the actor who plays Toby, which could make sense considering he was one of the writers on the show!
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I didn’t see that.
The way Carrell moves his eyes looking for approval after saying some nonsense line is awesome
YES! It’s the subtle things that really push him into a whole new category of actor.
So true
Yes. I particularly love that aspect.
Yeah I like Bob odenkirk but no, Carell all the way.
Carell also does that type of "looking around smiling" thing naturally. If you see him in interview, he's very similar to how he acts
Also the lady who audition Pam, was a comedian and it wouldn't fit right.
Just copied Gervais from the original Office
Every other “Dwight” audition was a character I’ve seen before. Rainn really brought something special to that character
i was thinking the same thing. he nailed Dwight’s energy perfectly
100 %, his intensity made all the difference in the world
There's a reason my son is called rainn 😂
Mackenzie Cook as Gareth though…
Yeah man, he is freaking best.
I feel like everybody else's version of Dwight is kinda like "yeah listen I'm a smart guy here". But Rainn gives out the vibe of self assured, eccentric, kind of try-hard authoritive attitude. Which is why he absolutely nailed the role.
@@cactusmalone the other versions were very laid-back, almost lazy. Rainn's Dwight is *professionally* self-assured.
Well said
A freak. Lol, Rainn is a freak of nature. Dwight is a freak. 😂
@@TheFoxPlush the type of energy one could only get through daily training and a fully organic beet/bird diet
@@TheFoxPlush Your analysis is more accurate. The other ones didn’t seem smart at all honestly.
"Wow, I'm even boring myself." What a great, great line, and delivered so well by the real Jim. And as others have said, Rainn's casting as Dwight was perfect; no one could else have delivered his 100% conviction that he was in the right, every time.
Watching this makes me realise how perfect the actual cast are
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@Aiman bro, the other actors that casted for Jim were way too serious
agreed
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@@cameram-guy8684 Ya but what he’s saying is that IF any of those other actors were chosen for Jim’s character instead of John, you’d also be sitting here saying “I can’t see anyone else playing Jim” because that is who your mind associates with Jim. Every actor that could have been chosen would have been “perfect” for Jim because they would all bring their own nuance to the role.
The proof that we should NEVER underestimate the work of a casting agent...
Casting agents really are unsung heroes. There should be an Oscar for best casting
...or a Dundie.
@@tarah2565 hahahaha
Wasn’t Phyllis originally a casting director
I thought its the casting director who does this and if so, how can I get a career being a casting director. I got my bachelor's degree in films. I'm in Austin Texas.
Rainn Wilson was just perfect for Dwight's character.
It's very interesting, because the others all went with a more down-to-the-earth, "realistic" interpretation of Dwight: the lonely, creepy weirdo that nobody likes to talk to because he always goes on about government conspiracies and obscure Pennsylvanian laws that would allow him to kill the entire office in self-defense if they so much as touched his stapler.
Rainn meanwhile went in a totally different direction by making Dwight this over-the-top, self-righteous, intense lunatic, a very cartoonish character, which has worked beautifully, especially when developping that Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd relationship with Jim.
Guess we will never find out
Fact
I like seth rogen when he's in his element but I'm betting he would have been a very mediocre dwight
We would all be saying g that if different people played him
Rainn Wilson played Dwight so brilliantly that I cant imagine played by another actor.
Moreover, I can’t imagine Rainn playing anyone else. Luckily, seems he never did.
@@vovahimselfI remember seeing him in Sahara shortly after I started watching the office. Goofy movie but was weird to see him in a relatively normal role not as Dwight.
@@vovahimself he was in a house of 1000 corpses and he also was the lead role in the rocker. The later is actually the role I will always remember him as, cause he was brilliant with it. Needles to say I saw the movie before the office.
So weird to see how different the office would’ve been if Dwight wasn’t played by Rainn
Yeah agreed. He was made for the role.
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What do you mean? Dwight play Rainn. No one can Play Dwight
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The insecurity in Pams voice is just on point
I also think the Angela actress audition was for Pam's role. She is wearing a pink top and has the insecure demeanor. But the Pam we know nailed it.
seeing steve carell's audition was like watching an actual scene from the office
Well it was
Well considering he got the part it's not really that mind blowing...
@@olisykesify he means that all the other actors were clearly somewhat clunky and still trying to really find the character
but Steve Carrell found the character IMMEDIATELY in the audition
He’s a master of his craft 👌
Yes same actor doing the same performance of the same character, that might be why
The “que sera sera” part was improvised and you can hear the producers laughing in the background. Absolutely genius acting by Steve 😂
When he says "it's kind of a filler word... what context did I use it in ?" I lost it. It was unreal to see that from the audition. It's like he's already been playing Michael for longer than they created the character. They thought they were auditioning, but they actually just walked in Michael Scott's office.
Everybody grew into their iconic characters but Steve and Rainn were Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute from the moment they auditioned. Phenomenal actors.
I think John had a fantastic audition too. Looking at the others they were a little flat...it's a real talent to be able to deliver lines but make them seem so off-the-cuff and imperfect like they were supposed to in those talking head segments.
I would also add Jan to this list
@@gllyflower John and Jenna were instrumental in the show but Steve and Rainn nailed their auditions straight up. I actually like this early version of Rainn better than the later one.
Jim as well
Same for john
Man, NBC took a HUGE risk casting all these unknown actors/actresses considering all the big names that auditioned before them. Kudos.
I’m guessing the big names would of took away from the documentary style.
I agree it was a huge risk, but it was also what made the show work. If it was all known actors, too many people wouldn't be able to suspend disbelief that this was just some paper company in PA.
Most of these people were not famous at the time
The "big names" auditions werent actually good though which is prolly why they didnt make it.
Right! Nowadays people cast big name actors, and the movie flops bc they weren’t the right fit.
Seth Rogan's Dwight was politely explaining to you why urinating is a legitimate way to clean a wound, while Rainn Wilson's Dwight was just annoyed that you don't know what he thought was common sense. Wilson was the perfect man for the job lmao.
So accurate :P
Seth is not even a mediocre actor. Never understood how he made it with weird looks and a non-existent talent
@@MetteMeers naw he’s funny af, but this role was best for Rain Wilson.
@@MetteMeers because u see, there was a time that "weed lol" was great comedy
Seth is a hack who did stoner jokes. Take away the high and he ain't funny at all
The casting really nailed Jim. This video didn't show much for the other two that auditioned but even still they were very stiff. In John Krasinski's audition, forgetting the extra props he's given, he moves around a lot more. I especially love his facial expression after saying how boring it was. It gives the vibe that he's a fun guy but this job is holding him back.
The difference for Jim’s character is that the other guys made him serious, boring, tired and almost depressed, but John came up with a charming, lively, witty version who’s just bored of doing what he does and he prefers talking about other stuff and make things more fun, and maybe that’s why he does pranks etc.
Awesome analysis!👍🏾 You should look into being a casting director.
Nice
The original Jim in the UK Office was more of a serious, tired character so I’m guessing the acting call was asking for a character like that
word!
Yeah he raises questions and makes us curious about him
No one could’ve play Dwight like Dwight same goes for Michael
Yeah, that's a character what you're describing
Bob Odenkirk was a spot on Michael in his cameo in season 9. I could have really seen him in that role. Happy it went to Carell though.
@@santiagobauza4257 I guess in the end it all just works out. We got Saul Goodman, everybody wins.
Couldn't agree more. They nailed it!
nah. Bob odenkirk (saul goodman) would have been great
This really makes you realize how much actors and actresses contribute to their characters
100%
*actors is the appropriate title for all genders. You wouldn’t say lady engineer or lady teacher.
Exactly
@@Flatcap3775 i definitely WOULDN'T call the queen a king and the princess a prince i were to be alive back then in medieval ages.
callese w, esa mmda que? @@Flatcap3775
My therapist- “asian jim is not real!!!”
1:24
Haha
based on Tim played by a Hobbit
@@benjaminlibertarianscorpiobenjaminlibertarianscorpio is the gayest fucking name I’ve ever heard. You should get fucked up just for that name.
😂😂😂😂😂
Only when he filled in to prank dwight
I can’t believe that Saul Goodman could have been Michael, Bob Odenkirk does a good job but Steve Carrell was just born for the role
Edit: how do you silence notifications from a comment you made?
I agree. Odenkirk is a legend but Michael is just not for him.
Bob Odenkirk did play someone kind of like Michael in the Office though
@@sangriad.938 You have never seen the funny side of Bob Odenkirk, right?
It would have become a different character. Bob might have worked but it wouldn’t be the same.
Can you imagine Steve Carell as Saul?
There’s something about the unblinking intensity of Raine’s delivery that is what makes Dwight so funny.
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They didn't just go with the big names, they casted so perfectly for these roles
I dont think alot of those people auditioning were considered "big names" back then
most of them weren't big names back than. or they definitely would have casted them
@@SonGoku5363 that's exactly what the original comment was saying
Even Steve Carrell wasn't really that famous back then
They probably didn't have the budget for all of these actors. They usually pick a few A listers/Hollywood people to prop up the show and bring in fans of of actors.
Rainn is just a different breed. What an actor. He was MADE to become Dwight.
I like Bob Odenkirk but I feel like his version of Michael Scott is a bit more...sleezy. Like some of the stuff Michael says, it would make you feel super gross if it was delivered wrong. Steve does it in a way that reminds you of a little kid - just blurting out whatever he thinks with no malice or creepiness.
He really does deliver it like a kid I never thought of that before lol
Yeah he's kinda like a slippin' Jimmy.
He was a guest on Season 9, Episode 16 playing a "Michael Scott type" of boss. You can see a little how it could've been him as Michael.
I feel like he would've fit the role of the original Michael Scott, like he was in the British version and in season 1 of the US version.
Michael is a little kid lover after all.
Is nobody going to mention how AMAZING jans audition was!! She’s been Jan ever since the beginning she just nailed it
There’s a really incredibly bad early 90’s Australian movie called reckless Kelly. She basically plays Jan Levinson in that movie aswell. And Hugo weaving basically plays agent smith in it. I’d say don’t watch it. But also watch it. Only once.
Love Jan! She is hilarious!
No.
Her audition wasn’t in the video?
@@inertia14 She cracks me up! Man, is hard out here for actors. But role, she just kills it! That singing she does... oh my gosh... I know people like that. She is brilliant.
An actual asian jim... I now see where they got the idea.
Do you think the guy that auditioned was the Asian jim? I(n the cold opening)
@@mrchesterson7605 yes...he was
@@Mikerille no he wasnt
Different Asian guy
@@mrchesterson7605 you seriously never noticed ?
0:28 Saul goodman selling paper
Rainn Wilson’s audition was in a word, perfection
I'll go with 3. Hard working, alpha male, Jack hammer. Merciless. Insatiable...
perfectenschlag
Fact
I think that audition was of the highest kind, quality, and order. Supreme.
You mean perfectenschlag
Rainn was literally born to be Dwight 🥰
Everyone of cast were born for the role. Rainn overall
for his rendition of dwight, yes he was. but the reality is that dwight played by any other actor would have been written mugh differently. good writers and directors play off of how the actor cast in a role interprets that character. we're seeing many different interpretations of the same basic instructions for dwight's character before dwight was fine-tuned for rainn wilson's strengths and interpretation
Can't disagree with it
Born To Be Wild
BORN TO BE
John Krasinski has that charismatic, charming aura that no other Jim could ever have.
Asian Jim may work. But what do I know, I’m not Kumar.
Martin freeman was quest on the UK office
I think Paul Rudd could also do it
Here we go again
Except Asian Jim
Makes me appreciate how each character is perfectly selected. WOW!
Rainn Wilson just gets the power of stillness. Everyone else was jumping around all over the place.
Nothing more unnerving that someone staying still and saying the craziest things
@@jarb151 Absolutely, unnerving is the word...
The other Dwights have this "look how goofy I'm being" undercurrent. Rainn's Dwight lives in his own world where he's the only serious one and everyone else is goofy
@@craigrussell3062 Yeah Rainn Wilson probably knew that it would be much funnier to play him straight.
@@craigrussell3062 brilliant
In an alternate universe somewhere, John Cho plays actual Jim and John Krasinski does a cameo as caucasian Jim 😂
Isn't it Randall Park that's Asian Jim?
Racially charged comment
MagicalKid sure is
@@Chicken_Rump You don't get the reference... even without the reference that isnt racist
The Office in the Multiverse of Madness.
Omggg Steve’s audition is so perfect. They honestly picked the PERFECT cast.
FR 😂 and Dwight
I mean Bob Odenkirk would have done well, but I agree why he wasnt chosen, he had a darker edge to his acting, aka better call saul and breaking bad haha
@@SDCDIABLO yeah, they probably would have written him differently
Eric stonestreet casted as kevin would of been wrong him on modern family fits him
@@SDCDIABLO He was number 2 and was gonna be chosen but they waited out to get Steve
Bob Odenkirk, while didn’t become Michael, however he did become another type of Michael for a different company
I was thinking that what saul goodman is doing in audition🤣
Seeing the other actors' versions just feels wrong.
Because we are so used to them and if they were played by other people then it would be weird to see them
@@kossigga thank you, Captain Obvious!
Your service has been served.
Feels like I’m cheating lol
It feels like cheating.
It is!
John Krasinski (Jim) looks into the camera.
Director:- Ya, he is hired.
That’s just an impression of Tim from the original office.
He doesn’t look into it?
@@davidembling1176 means that he did his homework real good👍
Odenkirk’s michael was actually pretty good it’s just that steve carell’s was on a whole other league
He was the manager in Philly where Pam was going to work
@@xXBarracudaXx id watch a whole other office just with bob odenkirk lol steve carrel and him both share a really good version of michael
I've also heard that Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson) was also auditioned for Michael Scott, can you imagine Michael being silent all the time and grumpy?
I agree he would have made a great Michael Scott and I honestly would have loved to see more of him as the boss in Philadelphia
I don’t think Odenkirk would have worked at all as Michael.
The way rainn went with the character was so perfect and stood out so well from everyone else
Dwight is the heart of the show. Honestly what an authentic, sincere just overall amazing actor he is.
True
Dwight isn’t an actor…
I wish he had more jobs after the show
@@guins99 of course he is, he also plays the part of Rainn wilson perfectly sometimes
@@jborrego2406he definitely had the George Costanza syndrome happen to him. He did so well in this role that he was typecast as it and had trouble getting anything other than the neurotic, nerdy guy.
Rainn Is soooooo much better than everyone else auditioning for dwight
It’s crazy the difference you see between Rainn and the others that auditioned. He just fits the role more than anyone.
He is the only Dwight.
Gee, one wonders if that's why he got the role
Oh yea
I liked the last guys audition too, but Rainn just has something about him that just screams KYAAAA Dwight karate moves. And you can’t even imagine how hard it must’ve been to choose anyone either, especially with these really bored sounding lines
the face expressions of Dwight, Michael, Jim and Pam are literally the same as they played throughout the show. they are amazing and they added so much to their characters
❤️
Also Jan
1:26 - Jim? Jim is not asian?
Maybe that's how the joke started?
Fun fact: Angela Kinsey's audition at 3:33 was actually for Pam. Instead, they rejected her and gave the role to Jenna Fischer, while Angela got the role for, well, Angela.
The r/DunderMifflin sub is leaking with these stale "fun facts" and "did-you-know's"
@@Xxrasierklinge7 Were you trying to hurt @IronicBee's feelings?
Kate Flannerys audition was originally for Jan
@@Xxrasierklinge7it's pretty weird that people are now proud to be some of the lowest humans redditors
So that's why she became the office mattress.....
At first, I was like ok, Jim's character is simple, and the guys auditioning did a good job. Basically any decent actor can pull off this role. But then came in John Krasinski and showed that how wrong I was. He just became Jim and I didn't feel like I was watching an audition clip, it felt like a real life talk
This!
To me the only really big one was Dwight, I think Jim could have been played by dozens of actors actually. It would not have been the same Jim ofcourse.
its not really that jim is a hard role. john seemed to have taken it in his own direction and made the role better. kinda like dwight.
Maybe becaus You're used to the actor playing role.
@@katarzynafrasca5137 the fact is that John added that sort of self-irony, with that smile, which is typical of Jim. He knows he's just selling paper, and that it is a boring job, but it is not completely bored by that, on annoyed, or angry, because he sees something funny/ironic in the situation.
That's what I've seen here in John and not in the other guy (they did not showed the entire audution of the asian guy, so I can't say how he was)
Notice how Creed didn’t have an audition, this is proof that he wasn’t a paid actor
Or Meredith, toby and Kelly
if you wanted the proper answer, the actor that played creed was actually one of the background actors in the pilot, but they liked him so much they let him become an actual character.
@@pyroboy004 Meredith audition was in the video
@@kanishksoman6614 underrated comment
@@emmabridges3314 He was also a member a famous rock band called The Grass Roots.
Wow all these huge actors, its amazing they came up with the crew they did.
to have that many talented actors audictioning and decline many of them afterwards only demonstrate that the frontrunners had a clear mind of what the show needed to be good.
The writers and casting directors definitely weren't sellouts. They picked people that were totally unknown (John Krasinski was a waiter with no career at the time) over well-known actors. They knew the show would sell itself.
@@christianpetterson1784 I mean it's a little disingenuous to call the writers a "sellout" for hiring a big name actor if the fit the role. I mean there's a reason that they're a big name afterall
@@wiskyr6510they weren’t big or that big at the time of the auditions
@@shoganai2545 sorry sorry "well-known" I know, awful mistake. I'll do better next time
@Christian Petterson it added to it's authenticity in my opinion.
I like that Angela’s actress originally auditioned for the part of Pam. Almost symbolic of her character
yes i saw that too, the original line she said is from The Office UK
her real name is Angela tho
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Its funny to think that we almost got an asian Jim.Then Dwight would be confused with a caucasian Jim. 🤔
wouldn't have minded an actual Asian Jim though
@@fajarzakri4936 he was in Star Trek and wasn’t that bad of an actor. No one could replace the real Jim tho
@@joshuaclifford6356 oh yeah for sure I wouldn’t have wanted to be deprived of John Krasinski cos I developed a major crush on him thanks to The Office 😂👌
The man invented the term ‘milf’ in American Pie, legend! Haha
What do you mean by almost? Haven't you noticed that Jim was asian all the time? Hey, hats off for you not seeing race!
In a parallel universe, Saul Goodman was Michael Scott and Michael Scott was Saul Goodman.
Steve Carell is such an elite actor, you just believed him straight away.
I mean Carrell was pretty unknown when the first season started, but he did make a good impression of an unprofessional boss.
@@NathanCE Not really... he was in a few good movies such as the 40 year old Virgin which was launched a year prior
I do the cha cha like a sissy girl
@@ryancarlo9328 i like a... do... da cha cha...
@@NathanCE ridiculous chat, he was in anchorman, Bruce almighty and the 40 year old virgin, all pretty famous comedies
Gotta admit, Rainn Wilson is literally the only person who could play Dwight. Literally, nobody captures the personality of Dwight like him. Not even close. All the other characters I can see are close to what they want to be but Rainn Wilson is in 3 leagues ahead. Bravo
If someone else got the role you would say the same thing.
@@shatterpointgames NO. I think he's right. I can see the other characters having another actor (except for Michael's role) but outside that I think no one could have done Dwight except Rainn Wilson.
@@shatterpointgames I would say the main difference is that all the other actors tried too hard do be weird in a funny way. They just overshot the target. Dwight was on point with being weird, serious and creepy at the same time without looking like a "clown" or an obvious actor.
That's because he is Dwight, if someone else were Dwight they'd be Dwight and Rainn Wilson wouldn't be Dwight.
Dwight.
I'm gonna test this. I'll ask a few of my friends who have never watched the office to watch this clip and pick a Dwight.
Dude the office cast is so insanely well picked! Every role fits like a glove!
Phyllis was casting director until they added her into the show as her own character.
@@wrestlingfan2024 Wow amazing! Didn’t know that :D
Nah Jim was poorly casted, dude cant act
Right? I guess wei'll never know what ia like to a completely different person its insane
@@Coal-RubLjohn krasinski? from The Quiet Place?? you got a something stuck in here
😀🤏
Thanks for not letting Cam be Kevin so he can be Cam in modern family.😂😂😂
The office wouldnt have been the office if steve carell hadn’t been michael scott.
Imagine if Seth Rogan was Dwight lol. In no universe does that make sense
Yeah definitely, even though I think that out of everyone shown here who didn't get the part, Bob Odenkirk would've been the best
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@@xooperz Lucky Bob wasn’t casted cause he might not have gotten casted in Breaking Bad and we wouldn’t have the legendary character that is Saul. Or at least a good version of him.
I'll raise you one more: The Office wouldn't have been what it was if Carell hadn't auditioned the way he did. He's playing Michael from season 2 onwards in that clip, not the one from season 1. It's like the producers rewatched that audition later during production and went "Yeah, let's go with that instead".
Bob Odenkirk would've made a fantastic Michael Scott! But casting him would've gone in the direction of comedy that's self-aware. What I love about Steve Carrell's portrayal is that I, as a viewer, am always in disbelief and saying, "Is this dude for real?!" LMAO
I'm glad they fit him in for a couple of episodes later in the show's run. He nailed it.
We are lucky to see him later as Saul Goodman
Yeah
He was their 2nd choice if they couldn't get Steve Carell.
I think Bob Odenkirk would've been an excellent choice as well. However, it would have certainly been more like the British original or the German adaption.
Wow Asian Jim could've been canon
Reminds me of the episode where they tricked Dwight😂
@@logistic528 Yeah… this one episode where… they tricked Dwight
@@MF-nl5zd Guys I think there might be an episode with Asian Jim.
@@harryshuman9637 there is
@@harryshuman9637 which one?
5:20 “At times I just start a sentence and I don’t know where I’m going…”
Can you imagine if Odenkirk had got the part as Michael? He may never have been cast in Breaking Bad (& better call saul)
At least he got a part near the end of the show.
OR ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS
Imagine Carrell playing Saul in BRBA XD
I had no idea he auditioned for The Office!
odenkirk is michael scott 2.0 in another company. Pam even said that to the camera crew when she went for interview
the actress who plays Meredith is so underrated! she did a fantastic job
The fact that you don't even know her name proves your point
Jenna Fischer
@@Slurpee_Burger jenna played PAM role
Her name is Kate Flannery
@@pratasov no that’s Erin
Notice how there is no creed they just mew I was right for the role
@adam3560 adam3560 why are you here if you haven’t watched the office?
You mean William Charles Schneider?
@adam3560 adam3560 you’re trolling... right?
Edit: yeah you are
@@rawgrave_ the office??
@@rawgrave_ what?
Alt Pam felt more exhausted, while casted Pam felt short of confidence, which is what Pam should have been.
Watching this makes you realize how different of a show it could’ve been. The casting was absolutely perfect and I wouldn’t change a single one.
Yeah. And somehow now the asian Jim joke is even funnier.
Well, there's a UK version (the original).😂
@@karatexperience they leaved the asian Jim for the asiatics make they own tv show
And then if someone else played those characters youwould be saying the exact same thing
@@JoeybadcassIKR, they just got used to the characters now so they feel like the right fit. How people don't realise this is beyond me.
Jan's audition was Immaculate!🌟 She nailed her role throughout. I think a lot of the characters were the actors' creation. So it is amazing how they all painted their own version.
She did play that character to perfection. I don't think she gets enough credit for it.
@@Centermass762 Yeah . Same. She nailed the role and the crazy turn it took so well. i dont see her getting mentioned in memes or the Office fan pages. Her role was as critical as Michael's and it is a shame that people dont want to see that.
@@swavnasahoo711 Perhaps it's because Jan, as a character, was meant to be deliberately hard to like. I hated her in the show. Obviously protrayed perfectly by the actress, but still... a lot of the other characters are lovable in their own way.
Eh..
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Bob Odenkirk's Michael had me crying 😂 would've been very different vibes with him and they chose the right actor, but Bob would've done a phenomenal job
Bob Odenkirk its a great actor but Steve carrell its amazing
It would have been closer to the British one
He’s the only other person who could’ve done Michael (it would’ve been so different but so good)
Agree!
No
i just love the way the office characters are potrayed, especially jim dwight and michael.
Seth rogan is literally just himself in everything
Seth Rogan in the role of Seth Rogan.
He would have been a dreadful Dwight.
Yup seems like the same character in every movie, apart from Steve Jon's tbf
@Jonathan Thompson who asked tho
Seth Rogan would have ruined The Office series completely.
Its really inspiring that the amongst the "failed" auditions, there were some who years later went on to create their own legacy in other shows.
Yesss especially Cam from Modern Family can't see anyone being Cam other than him
Pretty much every failed audition is an actor who went on to do great in comedy films and tv shows.
This is what La La Land is all about
@@elysiaherrsch i dont know why this anti-genius is talking about Modern Family
@@ryerye6587because Eric Stonestreet auditioned for Kevin… did you even watch the video?
It gave me chills when Steve Carel came for Michael Scott!
He's a legend, nobody else could have done it better!
I agree.
Except Ricky…
Bob odenkirk would also fit perfect
Its magical when it happens. Think about anybody else to run House other than Hugh Laurie, its just impossible.
@@mr.makaveli8430 trueeee
Thry got the casting absolutely right. I cant imagine this show being any other way
For the most part. Meredith’s and Stanley’s character roles changed throughout the episodes, as did Kevin’s intonation and level of Idiocracy. But even among those three I wouldn’t want to see anyone else play Kevin.
I thought it was interesting how bad Jim’s audition was in comparison to the others yet they went with him. His pauses were far too long, reminded me of a 101 college acting class.
@@user-ze9uy5iq5o that was probably the point. They wanted people who looked and sounded like they worked at a paper company, not a top tier tech company lol
Pam and Dwight both nailed the characters. Pam's lines were so agonizing, because we all feel that at work with the choices we've made. She owned it. Michael and Jim got it too.
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@@jesuslovesyouandisthewayto1114 No.
Jenna is perfect!
Jan too
"Pam and Dwight both nailed the characters."
That's what she said.
Angela auditioning for Pam is like seeing Angela doing an impression of Pam.
That wasn't Angela
That was Kathryn Hahn, Agnes in WandaVision.
@@gabrielledebourg2487 no at 3.40 Angela Kinsey originally auditioned for Pam.
@@lovekeshbazaria7391 yes it was, at 3.40, Angela Kinsey originally auditioned to play Pam.
I stand corrected!
nobody talks about the fact the jan is perfect for the role
had to scroll down for this. Absolutely true
Well yes good casting but she’s not irreplaceable...
@@thescorvog4678 she is in my opinion. dwight jim and jan were all perfect for the role and i couldn't imagine the office without those actors
I hated jan though but yea maybe
@@sfuikm jan the character or jan the actor if it was the character im with you i completely hated her
Man, they've just hit the spot with the cast. Amazing.
Melora Hardin is so incredible as Jan. You can tell she means business! And then the character arc reveals that she's just as messed up as everyone else. It's perfect.
I know Lena Headey was perfect for Cercei Lannister in GOT, but I feel like Melora Hardin would have been amazing Cercei Lannister as well.
She was mostly reading from the script in this short clip. Maybe she was better elsewhere and def on the show :)
She’s my favorite!❤
This is why it's important to pick the right people, just not big names, for your cast. Office is legendary for that reason, I believe.
You are thinking in the perspective of 2003?
Allison Jones is a fucking genius. She also cast Parks and Rec, What We Do in the Shadows, and some of the best shows of the past 2 decades. She's a starmaker.
they weren't famous in 2003 lol
It's so hard to be objective about casting when these characters have become canon and part of our lives. But it really feels like nobody could have come close to playing Dwight like Rainn did. Absolutely nailed that audition.
Dwight K. Schrute is literally one of the Top 10 greatest TV characters of all time and that was 75% Rainn. The writing for him was hilarious but so much of it would've fell flat without his flawless delivery. And he naturally LOOKED the part too.
Rainn Wilson is the only one there who actually understood what Dwight needed to be.
The others played him too weak or laid back, Dwight needs to be *Intense* and *Focused* for Dwight to work.
Was great that they brought Odenkirk in for an episode as "another Michael". For me, he is the closest 2nd choice out of these. Still nowhere near the OG Mike, but was perfect for that episode.
Yeah I think even though they’re both great for the role, they went with Steve because he brings more of a “lovable” side to Michael
I think that Ben from parks and rec was also a good 2nd choice
Nah, Prison Mike is the closest 2nd
Odenkirk could’ve done a very good Michael tbh. Could completely see it, he’s a natural. Ok satisfied with Steve, would’ve been satisfied with Odenkirk. Yet we probably wouldn’t have had Saul in BB, and wouldn’t have had the spin off. So everything worked out for the best I guess!
What's really impressive about Steve is how well he handled the switch from Season 1 Michael
I’m so grateful that Seth Rogan didn’t get the part
Yeah otherwise he probably wouldn’t have written Superbad
Haha jk the show woulda sank if that were so
I love Seth Rogen but yeah he would have been a horrible Dwight
Yeah, unpopular opinion but he’s kinda overrated. And he’s an a**hole on Twitter.
@@WhitePony556 yup
@@WhitePony556 what did he say on Twitter?
1:47 Thank god they came.
I cant imagine Jim, Pam, Dwight and Michael played by others, Hats off to the casting
Bob Odenkirk could hold down a Michael role. He’s secondary to Carell, however. Steve Carell couldn’t be Saul, though.
@@alk3603 agreed, base on this video i can see his version of Michael really good as well
In an alternate reality someone else is playing all these characters and you are saying the same thing.
Jesus loves you and will help you through all your going through! Everything will be ok keep going never lose hope you are loved. Jesus loves you I love you your friends and family love you and so many more. Jesus died for our sins but returned! He is the way to salvation ask for forgiveness and turn away from your sins and have faith in him and that he is king and returned from death to be saved ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's sooooo weird hearing Kevins actor talk in his normal voice and not over accentuate every word
That wasn't his real voice 😭
He talks like that for the first season
After the first season, Kevin was dumbed-down. He started covering his teeth with his lips when he'd talk to seem "slow."
Nobody’s talking about how Ben Wyatt was almost Jim Halpart...
He was also almost casted for being mark in parks and rec but instead luckily he was ben
YES I AUDIBLY GASPED
I could see that happening
Yeah he actually could’ve done it maybe not quite as good as Ryan but I bet he was in contention for the role
Oscar
1:27 Clean transition
John: Speak to clients on the phone about...
Adam: Quantity and type of paper
The fake Jim sounded so boring. The real Jim sounded so bored. Love it
Thats not Fake Jim lmao
That not fake jim...
That's not fake Jim..
That’s not fake Jim…
That’s not fake Jim bro