He wanted to see if I was a decent guy and if I could carry on a conversation. Him and I just sat down and shot the bull. SS: Bob and I got along from the first time I met him during my audition for the film.
Richard Prior told me the same thing so that’s what I have always done.
SCOTT SCHWARTZ ORLANDO MOVIE
My Dad would tell me you are making a movie but enjoy yourself. For kids movie making should not be a job. Every movie and experience is different but I had fun shooting in Cleveland and Canada. It was great forming relationships with Peter Billingsley, Bob Clark and everyone else on the set. It was about 25 degrees below zero with the wind chill and I was out there for that shoot over the course of a few days. SS: I don’t know if there is any one particular moment that stands out other than being out in the cold for the infamous tongue on the flag pole scene. MG: What is your most memorable experience working on “A Christmas Story”? He was an amazing person and outside of my family Richard was probably one of the most influential people I have ever had in my life. Whatever I needed I could always go to him. He was very gracious and kind and he would let me go to him for advice and to ask questions. Scott Schwartz: Richard made the experience ten times more fun than what normal movie making was. Mike Gencarelli: Tell us about your experience working with Richard Pryor in the film “The Toy”? Media Mikes had a chance to chat with Scott about his experience on “A Christmas Story” and revisiting it every holiday season. Scott also starred alongside Richard Pryor in “The Toy”. Scott Schwartz is known best for playing the role of Flick in the timeless holiday classic “A Christmas Story”.
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