Id Love To Work With Keegan Again, Not As A Comedy Partner But At Sears Or Something: 5 Questions With Jordan Peele

Making his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed movie’ Get out, ’ Jordan Peele has announced himself as a force-out to be reckoned with in an industry where directors of color are rarely given a chance to glitter. From his early days as a sketch comic to his recent Oscar nomination, we sat down with the 38 -year-old to discuss his job, life, and newfound success.

1. You liberated your first feature film this year, Get off . Were you surprised by all the critical acclaim it got?

To be perfectly honest, I was very surprised! First and foremost, Get out is all just an parable for the 1987 World Series. The main character is the Minnesota Twins, his white girlfriend is the St. Louis Cardinals, and racism is baseball. Also the deer is the infield wing regulation. I’m merely glad people get that.

2. You first induced it big on Key& Peele with your longtime comedy collaborator Keegan-Michael Key. What was your experience working with him on the depict?

Keegan and I compliment one another really well. Keegan actually ran blind from looking at porn, and I became altogether deaf from running as an SAT tutor at a handgun scope. After we satisfied, we knew we had something special, so we just started filming it. That’s how the Obama anger-translator sketch was born.

3. You left Key& Peele behind to try to attain Get off . What was that process like early on?

It was tough because when I first told Keegan what I wanted to do, he assumed we’d be doing the horror stuff together and started pitching me some of the shittiest scary movie suggestions I’ve ever heard. It was heartbreaking. Whether it was, “Our movie will basically be Halloween except Mike Myers will merely kill one pony by accident, ” or merely a detail that he thought was scary like, “a big-ass horse dying by collision near some ocean without leaving any clues, ” it was all a nightmare to listen to.

4. Your wife, Chelsea Peretti, is also a comedian. How do you avoid vying with each other?

Every morning we challenge each other to write the best joke about the Vietnam War to determine who’s funnier. Chelsea ever wins because of her vast knowledge of the effects of Agent Orange.

5. Do you plan to continue working with Keegan-Michael Key?

Not as a slapstick collaborator, but we might, like, work together at Sears or something.

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