To build the world of “The Studio,” Apple TV+’s satirical send-up about embattled executives at a legacy Hollywood movie studio, Seth Rogen always knew he needed to enlist a slew of A-listers to play themselves.
“We put a lot of pressure on populating the show with the type of people that studio executives would actually be hoping to impress, or hoping to work with,” he says. “But then the writing, as we started to make the actual episodes, started to call on people who had incredibly specific roles within the industry and often had a specific persona that we were going to either play into or against within the
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