Conan O'Brien in Feldkirch: melted cheese and big laugh!

Conan O'Brien in Feldkirch: melted cheese and big laugh!

In an amusing encounter with the US comedian Conan O’Brien in front of the "Gutwinski" in Feldkirch, the talk show star expressed his first impression of Austria: "I'm just here for two and a half hours, but my first impression is fantastic," said O’Brien. While he chatted with Vol.at reporter Dennis Strobl, a humorous outlook on his possible 'certain' way of dying showed great interest: "I hope I will drown in cheese. My cardiologist told me that I should avoid melted cheese, but I told him that I was going to Austria-I can't guarantee that!" His anticipation for culinary delights is unmistakable, even his first German sentences flow quite smoothly over his lips.

an unforgettable appearance

o’brien, who became famous in the USA through shows such as "Late Night with Conan O’Brien", spoke with wit and charm about his upcoming appearance in "Graf Hugo". Despite his good courage, he warned that his first impression may change to the worse: "Everything depends on the next few hours," he admitted, which appealed to his shocking but humorous comment over the shoulder knocking from Strobl: "I never told you that you can touch me!" - a moment that triggered general laughter and loosened up the mood.

In another context, ex-Conan author Jose revealed that he did not want to see his creative process more than just seasonal comedies. In his ambitious endeavor to develop the type of comedy, which remains relevant several months later, he ventured the step to scripted shows. "My head tells me that it is too late to turn back, but my stomach urges me to try it," revealed Jose. In his creative exploration, he dreams of projects such as "Bojack Horseman" or "Ted Lasso", which underlines the flexibility and will of comedians in the constantly changing entertainment landscape. Always in the area of ​​tension between nervousness and excitement, he is ready to take new ways.

For further insights into O’Briens Austria experiences and Josés Creative challenges, see Vol.at and Jose Arroyos Blog.