by Steven Sims & Josh Larkin
My name is Steven Sims. I’m a producer and actor from Los Angeles and from 2007 to 2010 I was known as the other Jonah Hill. Now, a decade later, I am publicly discussing my life as a celebrity look-a-like with the people who were a part of it, and my good friend and co-host, Josh Larkin, who missed all of it. My Life as a Celebrity Look-A-Like is an eight-part podcast series available wherever you listen to podcasts. www.MyLifeasaCelebrityLookalike.com
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March 16, 2021
<p>Sims and Josh return for the eighth and final episode of My Life as a Celebrity Look-a-Like. After initially declining the role, Sims explains the specifics around being courted to co-star in The 41-Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It. To help paint the picture of life filming a parody, Austin Scott (Disaster Movie, iCarly) who starred along with Sims as the infamous character "McAnalovin'" joins the episode. Throughout the episode, the crew will chat about Sims and Austin's very different casting experiences, how to get to set without a car, and most importantly - what happens when the sun sets on being a celebrity look-alike.</p> <p>~~</p> <p>Hosts: Steven Sims & Josh Larkin<br> Guest: Austin Scott<br> Original Music by Dylan Stern<br> Produced by Drew Agan, Josh Larkin, & Steven Sims<br> © 2021</p>
March 9, 2021
<p>Sims and Josh return for the seventh and penultimate episode of My Life as a Celebrity Look-a-like to tackle the fallout of his stand-in career and the happenings of 2009. After his time on the set of Funny People, Sims begins to find footing in his personal life while still being mistaken on the street for his famous doppelganger by the paparazzi. Sims has turned the page in his life and is adamant to work in sketch comedy, but a fortuitous Facebook message from a well-known actor puts him right back in the Jonah Hill spotlight.</p> <p>~~</p> <p>Hosts: Steven Sims & Josh Larkin<br> Original Music by Dylan Stern<br> Produced by Drew Agan, Josh Larkin, & Steven Sims<br> © 2021</p>
March 2, 2021
<p>Sims and Josh return for the sixth episode of My Life as a Celebrity Look-a-like to discuss the first days on the set of Funny People. Sims recounts being surrounded by his heroes; Adam Sandler, Judd Apatow, and Seth Rogen – and how craft services ended up being the true star of this production. From the shadow of the tamale truck, Sims emerges to take Hollywood by storm and share the spotlight with his look-alike Jonah Hill, but after the second day of filming the only storm happening is a flood of emotions when he is let go via email. To finally get answers about his firing Josh and Sims bring on actor Errik Tustenuggee (Prodigal Son, Star Trek) who shares details about Sims' replacement and provides a revelation about his work on the film that completely stuns them.</p> <p>~~</p> <p>Hosts: Steven Sims & Josh Larkin<br> Guest: Errik Tustenuggee<br> Original Music by Dylan Stern<br> Produced by Drew Agan, Josh Larkin, & Steven Sims<br> © 2021</p>
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My name is Steven Sims. I’m a producer and actor from Los Angeles and from 2007 to 2010 I was known as the other Jonah Hill. Now, a decade later, I am publicly discussing my life as a celebrity look-a-like with the people who were a part of it, and my good friend and co-host, Josh Larkin, who missed all of it. My Life as a Celebrity Look-A-Like is an eight-part podcast series available wherever you listen to podcasts.
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