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Actor. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Play trailer 1:41. Losers Take All (2011) 8 Videos. 33 Photos. Adam Herschman is known for Accepted (2006), Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008) and Hot Tub Time Machine 2 (2015). More at IMDbPro. Contact info.
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- No One Plays A Charming Con Artist Like Justin Long
- Lewis Black Steals The Show
- I'm Surprised Adam Herschman Never Became A Bigger Deal
- It’S So Fun Watching Blake Lively and Jonah Hill in Some of Their Earliest Roles
- A Curriculum Based Entirely on Students' Personal Interests Is Brilliant
- I Think Accepted Influenced My Choice to Avoid Greek Life
- I Could Listen to This Soundtrack All Day
While he’s best known these days as the victim of some really harsh stuff in some great horror movies like Tusk and Barbarian, and “Mac” from those iconic Apple ads, the first character I picture when I think of Justin Long is Bartleby “B” Gaines in Accepted, which is a role that I think he was born to play. I mean, this guy is constantly getting h...
That being said, while Long may be the MVP of the Accepted cast, Lewis Black completely runs away with every single scene he is in. His character — a former educator asked to pose as the dean of the South Harmon Institute of Technology — may be named “Ben Lewis,” but he’s essentially playing a slightly fictionalized version of the same guy we have ...
On the other hand, if we really want to talk about scene-stealers in Accepted, we have to talk about Adam Herschman as S.H.I.T.’s culinary “expert,” Glen. You would not know this was the actor’s feature film debut from how he almost masterfully makes what could have been just another one-note performance as the resident dumb guy surprisingly funny ...
A pair of Accepted alumni who certainly would reach A-list, leading star status are the aforementioned two-time Academy Award nominee Jonah Hill and Gossip Girl castmember Blake Lively. I actually first discovered both of them from this movie and I immediately had a feeling they were headed for greatness in the way Hill makes awkwardness into an ar...
So, let’s talk, for a minute, about the faux college at the center of Accepted: the South Harmon Institute of Technology for which Bartleby comes up with the truly fascinating idea to -- instead of giving students options for classes -- make forming the curriculum a collaborative effort. I do not know if any academic facility has ever tried an idea...
One key elements of Accepted that I believe makes it a special kind of college movie is its depiction of fraternities through the cruelty that Schrader endures as a pledge for Harmon’s BKE. Unlike other films that make greek life look cool, fun, and even aspirational like Animal House and Old School, this film uses BKE as a symbol for conformity an...
I have actually been listening to the Acceptedsoundtrack on repeat as I write this and, even without the film’s accompaniment, nearly every single track — from Modest Mouse’s “Gravity Rides Everything,” to Citizen Cope’s “Let the Drummer Kick,” and even that metal “Eleanor Rigby” cover — is a banger. But, outside of those individual songs, I genuin...
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Adam Herschman is an actor known for his role as Glen in the 2006 film, Accepted. Adam also stars as Archie in Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008), Phillip in Soul Men and as Mr. Pickle's employee in I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry.
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With Justin Long, Jonah Hill, Adam Herschman, Columbus Short. A high school slacker who's rejected by every school he applies to opts to create his own institution of higher learning, the South Harmon Institute of Technology, on a rundown piece of property near his hometown.
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