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Sun Valley Magazine | Winter 2015

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Q&A WITH SV’s DUMB & DUMBER As movie extras on “Dumb and Dumber To” (2014), starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, released this year as the sequel to the blockbuster 1994 comedy “Dumb and Dumber,” Dave Stone and Frank Salvoni provide some insight into the life of a movie extra. In our own version of “Inside the Actor’s Studio,” the Bravo program hosted by James Lipton, we ask our version of the famous 10 questions that have been posed to the likes of Anthony Hopkins, Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep and Cate Blanchett.

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Highlight of the experience as a movie extra?

STONE: It was a bucket list item. The cast and crew were amazing and local Mark Charpentier, a producer on set, “hooked us up!” SALVONI: The catered lunch was out of this world! But do you know that they have a fuel truck that comes around every single day and fills the gas tanks for the cars of everyone involved on set?

Brush with stardom?

Stone: I ran into Jim Carrey on set … I mean I literally “ran into” him in the hallway in the first scene. Salvoni: During filming, the producer called me out in one scene. What he was yelling was something along the lines of “Hey d***head, get out of the scene!” Apparently, I had walked into the line of sight. But, at least, I got noticed.

Who did you channel for your role in this film? Salvoni: Polly Shore Stone: William Shatner

In what ways has stardom changed your life?

Stone: The paychecks. We made close to $54 for our role. Salvoni: My waistline. It was like being on a cruise. All we did was eat and drink for four days.

Highlight of filming?

Salvoni: When producer and director Peter Farrelly said, “You brought it!” Stone: Was that before or after he yelled “Hey d***head, get out of the line of sight!”

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Greatest accomplishment on set?

Salvoni: Doing our scene in two takes. Everybody else did it in five or six. Stone: Being Frank’s body double.

Strangest moment on set?

Salvoni: When Dave asked for a piece of gum and four different people went running in every direction … they returned with 16 types of gum in every flavor. Stone: Being Frank’s body double.

What is your favorite word? Salvoni: ******

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Stone: Riboflavin

What is your least favorite word?

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Salvoni: Jailtime … Wait, is that a word? Stone: Frank

What turns you on creatively or emotionally? Salvoni: Janet, my wife Stone: Janet, Frank’s wife

What turns you off? Salvoni: Chest hair on women Stone: Chest hair

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