Swiss Army Man is a buddy comedy unlike any the world has ever seen before. The bonkers brainchild of “Turn Down For What” directors Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (A.K.A. The Daniels), the movie follows a desperately lonely man (Paul Dano) stranded on a desert island who finds unexpected salvation and friendship when a magical corpse (Daniel Radcliffe) washes ashore.
Swiss Army Man‘s boldly goofy and occasionally gross-out humor drew notice and outrage out its Sundance debut. But the buzz has been brewing, and critics are raving over this delightfully deranged indie about a friendship forged with fierce farts, silly songs and open-hearted over-sharing.
Following its successful opening weekend in New York and LA, we sat down with Radcliffe and Dano to discuss the film’s tackling of taboos, how karaoke relates to the pair’s performances, and the metaphorical meaning of farts.
So the film tackles a lot ...
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