Who is van wilder based on

All the council saw was me pissing on their feet. Because when you go number two, you also go number one. I piss all over their feet and they lose it. Then, they smell it. All hell was breaking loose. I swear to you, there were people jumping out of windows. Even me, when I had to clean it up, I gagged. They tally it up and I won by a landslide. When Oliver Stone optioned the rights to my life, and they were trying to develop a movie based on my life, there was this agent who set me up with writers, and they were going to write the script.

We want to know how it ends. My first night in New York ever, I went down to the Meatpacking District and a journalist friend named Steve Garbarino showed me my first gay bar. I just read about you. Are you religious and are you raising your children in that tradition?

Doing so many drugs and losing my virginity too young. I started smoking weed at age 14 and moved on to coke, ecstasy, hallucinogens, and pills. Also, I lost my virginity when I was seventeen.

I want my daughters to make educated and informed decisions about those life moments. How do you make sure your kids know you love them? I give them four kisses on the cheek. Even if I have three shows on Sunday and get done at 3 a.

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Because of his living legend status, Van becomes the subject of a series of articles by the college paper's star reporter, Gwen Pearson, an assignment she would rather not do, preferring harder hitting material.

However, in Gwen needing to spend time with Van, Richard Bagg, Gwen's arrogant fraternity president pre-med boyfriend, tries to place Van in a bad light time and time again, believing that Gwen and Van are falling for each other. Also in spending time with Gwen, Van may come to a true understanding of why he has stayed at Coolidge for such a long time, and what he should be looking for in his future.

The Tradition Continues. Rated R for strong sexual content, gross humor, language and some drug content. Did you know Edit. Trivia Many of the story elements in "Van Wilder" came from a Rolling Stone article called "The Undergraduate," about the college career of comedian Bert Kreischer which was optioned by director and producer Oliver Stone.

Goofs When Taj is getting ready to give Naomi a massage, she tells him she likes the song on the stereo. Quotes Van Wilder : Worrying is like a rocking chair. Crazy credits A couple of deleted scenes play on during the end credits including makeout scene outtakes and others. Alternate versions Region 1 "unrated version" contains additional footage not shown in theaters. The scene added back into the film is the gay students who audition to be Van's assistant at the beginning.

User reviews Review. Top review. Don't expect too much. This is yet another movie trying to capitalize off the gross-out factor among young adolescent males. The only thing that really surprised me about this movie is Ryan Renolds ability to carry a movie by himself, as Tara Reid has proven herself once again to be a terrible actress.

There is maybe one or two really funny parts in this movie, the rest just comes off as immature sexual jokes. Overall, the good parts don't outweigh the bad, and I wouldn't give it more than three or four stars. Instead, Kreischer tells stories about his life experience, and incorporates themes like race, gender, and family as comedic hooks. At 47 years old, Kreischer is well past traditional college age, but remains legend due to a Rolling Stone article entitled "Bert Kreischer: The Undergraduate.

Five years later, as an up-and-coming actor Ryan Reynolds starred in National Lampoon's Van Wilder , portraying a collegiate party animal with a friend named Hutch Teck Holmes. Interestingly, Kreischer never gave his approval for the movie adaptation, nor did he ever make any money off the film or the other franchise installments, Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj and Van Wilder: Freshman Year.