Jemaine: ( about making a Flight of the Conchords movie) With Flight of the Conchords? Uh? I don't think so. Maybe I'll do something that is a musical, but not anything that has to do with the Conchords. No.
Jemaine: Well, I guess I can relate to getting beat up, and things like that. In a way. I know that when I talk to someone I want to impress, I talk completely different than I would normally. And sometimes I'm colder or ruder than I would naturally be. Because I'm trying to seem excited or vulnerable. I guess, it's a big reaction. Something like that
Jemaine: There are sometimes things that one of us doesn't find funny but we try anyway.
Jemaine: A new comedy night was starting in Wellington.
Jemaine: We usually think of F O the C as our side project but this year it is overtaking our main projects. I am working on some animated shorts. They centre around some sheep who work together eating grass. I'm also chipping away at a vampire film.
He was in the films, Fizz, Tongan Ninja, and What We Do In The Shadows.
He co-wrote the film, Tonjan Ninja, with director Jason Stutter.
He was in a six-part BBC Radio 2 series for which Flight of the Conchords won a Sony UK Comedy Award
Bret McKenzie and Jemaine formed Flight of the Conchords, in 1998.
He describes himself as part European, part M?ori.
In 1999, the Humourbeasts were the recipients of New Zealand's highest comedy honor, the Billy T Award.
He tours internationally with Flight of the Conchords.
He does voice overs for the L&P, a world famous New Zealand ad series.
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