Director David Wain has had a cult following since his 1993 sketch comedy show The State, which he made with college buds Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter. Wain obsessives followed him to summer camp for 2001's Wet Hot American Summer and then in 2007, they got a mixed-reviewed The Ten (the Czar interviewed Mr. Wain at the Sunshine theater when that movie came out). Now his fans have followed him to the internet. His web series Wainy Days is a minor hit on comedy site My Damn Channel, with more than 6 million viewers clicking over to watch him fail miserably at wooing women in five-to-six minute-long shorts.

The third season finale of Wainy Days "aired" yesterday and Wired interviewed Mr. Wain about the success of the web series and his new movie, Role Models, starring Paul Rudd (dreamboat) and Elizabeth Banks (fem dreamboat).

How does his real-life girlfriend feel about him making out with ladies and broadcasting it on the internet?  read more »

The Directors Guild Theater, where the New York premiere screening was held on Monday, July 23, could not accommodate the entire guest list.  read more »