'Jackass: The Movie' Premiere

The transcript discusses the dangerous nature of Jackass, the experiences of the participants, and the origins of the show created by Johnny Maxwell. It compares the movie to the show, noting improvements due to a larger budget, allowing for more travel and better production. The scripting process is minimal, with a focus on stunts, and ideas are developed through brainstorming and reviewed by Jeff Tremaine.

What kind of experiences do participants of Jackass go through?

• They enjoy luxurious vacations.

• They face humiliation and physical challenges.

• They participate in cooking competitions.

• They engage in intellectual debates.

Who is credited with creating the Jackass show?

• Jeff Tremaine

• Johnny Maxwell

• Steve-O

• Bam Margera

What was a significant difference between the Jackass show and the movie?

• The movie featured more travel and better setups.

• The movie had a smaller budget.

• The show had a longer script.

• The show had more international locations.

How long is the script for Jackass typically?

• One hundred pages long

• Ten pages long

• Fifty pages long

• Two pages long

What is the process for deciding which Jackass ideas are used?

• Ideas are selected based on budget constraints.

• Jeff Tremaine decides if they are funny.

• Ideas are selected by a public vote.

• Ideas are chosen randomly.