House of Crouse

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In a special "Jumping off the House of Crouse roof" Richard welcomes the stars and director of Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation. Rebecca Ferguson chats about overcoming fears to jump off the roof of the Vienna Opera House on her first day of shooting. Director Christopher McQuarrie talks about strapping Tom Cruise to the side of an airplane and Cruise reveals that he used to jump off the roof of his Ottawa home. No one actually jumps off the House of Crouse roof, but wouldn't it be cool if they did?

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In episode six Richard welcomes Broadway and movie stars Daniel Radcliffe and Josh Gad. Radcliffe talks about life after Harry Potter and working on the Great White Way while Gad chats about his journey from The Book of Mormon to playing Olaf in Frozen.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In episode six Richard welcomes Broadway and movie stars Daniel Radcliffe and Josh Gad. Radcliffe talks about life after Harry Potter and working on the Great White Way while Gad chats about his journey from The Book of Mormon to playing Olaf in Frozen.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. The fifth episode takes place at the House of Crouse Gymnasium as Richard welcomes pumped-up house guests Dwayne Johnson and Southpaw star Jake Gyllenhaal. Johnson talks about starting out in the biz with no money and having to sleep on a mattress stolen from the garbage while Gyllenhaal chats about what he learned from playing Billy Hope, a boxer with an anger problem.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. The fifth episode takes place at the House of Crouse Gymnasium as Richard welcomes pumped-up house guests Dwayne Johnson and Southpaw star Jake Gyllenhaal. Johnson talks about starting out in the biz with no money and having to sleep on a mattress stolen from the garbage while Gyllenhaal chats about what he learned from playing Billy Hope, a boxer with an anger problem.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In the fourth episode Richard welcomes Amy Schumer. She’s everywhere and soon she’ll be on the big screen in "Trainwreck," directed by comedy maestro Judd Apatow from a script by Schumer. In the most unconventional rom-com since "Bridesmaids," she stars as a young, promiscuous New York woman who drinks too much and finds true love despite doing everything to avoid it. In her visit to the House of Crouse Amy talks about fame, why it sucks and the making of her first film.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In the fourth episode Richard welcomes Amy Schumer. She’s everywhere and soon she’ll be on the big screen in "Trainwreck," directed by comedy maestro Judd Apatow from a script by Schumer. In the most unconventional rom-com since "Bridesmaids," she stars as a young, promiscuous New York woman who drinks too much and finds true love despite doing everything to avoid it. In her visit to the House of Crouse Amy talks about fame, why it sucks and the making of her first film.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In the third episode Richard welcomes two legends, Alice Cooper and Michael Caine. Alice talks about the early days of his band, buying his costumes from the Ice Capades and how having a chicken on stage worked out well for Cooper even if it doesn't work out well for the bird. Caine brings along the most famous Cockney accent in history to talk about growing up in the Elephant and Castle area of London and what it is like being an icon.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In the third episode Richard welcomes two legends, Alice Cooper and Michael Caine. Alice talks about the early days of his band, buying his costumes from the Ice Capades and how having a chicken on stage worked out well for Cooper even if it doesn't work out well for the bird. Caine brings along the most famous Cockney accent in history to talk about growing up in the Elephant and Castle area of London and what it is like being an icon.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. In the second episode Richard welcomes Trainwreck co-stars and stand up comedians Colin Quinn and Dave Attell. We talk about how Jerry Seinfeld gets to rehearsal, political correctness in comedy, Quinn's Oscar chances and shooting Trainwreck.