Super Mario Bros. Movie: Get Ready to Cheer Up With Chris Pratt and Charlie Day With Their Mario and Luigi Self

The upcoming Mario movie is reaching absurd levels of hype every single day. Thanks to the world tour that the cast is currently engaged in, the movie is only getting more and more limelight. On the Australian front, the actors behind Mario and Luigi, Chris Pratt, and Charlie Day have shared some behind the scene stories while accepting the ‘Australian’ lifestyle. 

Recently, Pratt and Day visited the Ozzy Man reviews channel on YouTube, where they indulged in an interview discussing their experience working in the movie. However, the tone of the interview soon took a turn when the actors accepted their movie counterparts and started behaving like the Mario brothers. 

Chris Pratt and Charlie Day show their Mario side!

On March 26, Chris Pratt and Charlie Day appeared on the Ozzy Man Reviews and took on their honorary Australian nicknames, “Prattsy” and “Nighto”. While Prattsy was a simple play on Chris’ surname. The host took a creative take on Charlie’s surname ‘Day’ and turned it around while giving it an Australian touch. 

During the interview, Chris shared his experience playing such a significant character in pop culture history and if he was pressured about the role. “It was great man. I mean I grew up loving Mario and being able to do the voice was insane…” Chris continued about the current promotional tour, “The tour like… talking about it and hanging around the actors who played the voices…being able to hang out with each other have been incredible fun.” 

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Charlie also said how “psyched” he was to get the job. After the initial interview, Ozzy initiated a round of “guess the Aussie slang”. In this game, Nighto and Prattsy showed their true brotherhood as their Mario and Luigi selves became very apparent throughout the video as they answered Ozzy Man’s crazy questions in an ambiguous manner. 

Jack Black became the IRL Bowser

Although the Bowser voice actor Jack Black wasn’t present during this interview, previously he made the headlines after appearing in an IRL Bowser costume. While his entrance was a television spectacle, there were some aspects that made it very controversial.  

While the community had said that Chris Pratt’s American accent was not suitable for the character of Mario, the Directors made it clear that they think differently. “He’s really good at playing a blue-collar hero with a ton of heart. For the way that Mario is characterized in our film, he’s perfect for it,” said the director. 

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