David Hyde Pierce Scolded Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd on 'Wet Hot American Summer' Set

During a recent episode of Amy Poehler's "Good Hang" podcast&ref=yanuki.com, she and Paul Rudd recalled their early days filming 'Wet Hot American Summer'&ref=yanuki.com. The low-budget comedy, now considered a cult classic, was shot at a summer camp where the cast created a lively, party-like atmosphere. Poehler and Rudd reminisced about how they and other cast members would spend their nights drinking beer and playing music, often until the early hours of the morning.

David Hyde Pierce, who was one of the more established actors at the time, apparently asked them to keep the noise down, as he was trying to rehearse for his scenes. Ken Marino jokingly called out, 'Oh, great, it's Frasier!'&ref=yanuki.com when Pierce asked them to quiet down. Despite the initial request for quiet, Poehler and Rudd remember Pierce as being a 'cool' and 'lovely guy'. The movie, initially not a box-office success, has gained a cult following and led to prequel and sequel series on Netflix&ref=yanuki.com, with Pierce, Poehler, and Rudd all participating.

The cast created a party-like atmosphere, often drinking beer and playing music late into the night.

He asked Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd to be a little quieter.

No, the incident was lighthearted, and Pierce was considered a 'cool' and 'lovely guy'.

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