Sam Rockwell And… Sam Rockwell? And Sam Rockwell?! MTV’s Bizarre Interview Moments Of 2009

Working at MTV News, you get to see some pretty weird stuff happen. MTV Movies managing editor Josh Horowitz has a particular knack for loosening celebrities up in interviews to the point that they say ridiculous things. Just browsing through the MTV video archives unearths a veritable gold mine of hilariously awkward moments. We’ve selected 10 of the most memorable of these, five of which you can check out today in the first part of MTV’s Bizarre Interview Moments of 2009.

As a special treat, “Moon” star Sam Rockwell brought some of his clone pals from the sci-fi film’s set to the MTV News offices for the sole purpose of putting on a little show for y’all. You have to watch it. Really. Just hit play. You’ll see.

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