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    Nick Kroll eröffnet sich über die orchestrierende Drogenintervention von John Mulaney im Jahr 2020: "Ich hatte so zutiefst Angst, dass er sterben würde."
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    Nick Kroll eröffnet sich über die orchestrierende Drogenintervention von John Mulaney im Jahr 2020: „Ich hatte so zutiefst Angst, dass er sterben würde.“


    Nick Kroll eröffnet sich über die orchestrierende Drogenintervention von John Mulaney im Jahr 2020: „Ich hatte so zutiefst Angst, dass er sterben würde.“

    https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/nick-kroll-john-mulaney-intervention-1236411176/

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    1. mcfw31 on

      > Compounding the stress was Kroll’s personal life. His wife was nearing the birth of their child, and he was in production on Olivia Wilde’s film “Don’t Worry Darling,” a project already plagued by tabloid drama. “There was no stress there,” he joked before admitting, “John was running around New York City like a true madman. And I was so deeply scared that he was gonna die.”

      > Kroll described the intervention process as an actual test of friendships, with blurred boundaries and forced hard truths that surfaced.

      > “You’re all of a sudden going back and being like, ‘Oh, that’s why I’ve had an inconsistent friend for the last X amount of time,’” the comedian explained. “It gives you both empathy for them and also a tremendous amount of anger because they’ve been lying to you.”

    2. Otherwise-Mango2732 on

      Iirc John said Amy Sedaris was the „closer“ at his intervention

      He’s truly lucky to have real friends around him. Too many unfortunately pass away before it reaches this point

      Edit: it was Natasha Lyonne. Not amy

    5. enjoiturbulence on

      I may not be entertained by Kroll, but I respect him as a person for this.

    6. scorchedgoat on

      He also talked about how he told Mulaney he didn’t appreciate him making fun of him for it on “Baby J”.

      I don’t think it was the fact that he used his intervention for material, but more the fact that he still was really pissed that the whole intervention even happened and didn’t seem appreciative what his friends did for him.

      I remember when I first heard it, I wondered what everyone at the intervention thought about what he was saying, and it turned out they didn’t like it. I would be mad too. Like, sorry for caring about you.

    7. Thejncobandit on

      Oh Hello still remains the greatest broadway show I’ve ever seen and don’t think I’ve ever laughed that hard since. Love these two and so glad Nick stepped up and helped his dear friend.

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