The other day I posted part of my interview with Mark Wahlberg and it went over pretty well. Most of you got the joke about the movie “Smoke Jumpers,” but I did get a few emails…so for those that don’t know… “Smoke Jumpers” is the name of the fake movie on this season of “Entourage.” It’s the film that Vincent Chase is trying to get a part in….

But enough about fake movies on HBO…

Opening this weekend is “Max Payne” and Mark Wahlberg is the star. In the film, Max Payne is a man who has little regard for rules as he investigates a series of mysterious murders that could be tied to the death of his wife and child. But there are forces conspiring to keep the devastating truth hidden - and Max forever silenced. For more info on the movie, click here. You can also watch a bunch of movie clips.

Anyway, posted below is my full interview with Mark.

Here’s what you need to know before watching it:

• Smoke Jumpers is a fake movie on HBO
• The Red Sox are a baseball team out of Boston that has won 2 World Series in the last few years and they’re now considered a great team. Before 2004, no one would’ve believed that to be true.
• Joe Torre used to be the manager of the New York Yankees
• The movie Max Payne was filmed in Toronto and used a lot of snow
• Dunkin Donuts is a chain that doesn’t have any locations in California. So if you grew up in the Northeast and now live in Los Angeles, it’s something you dream about everyday.
• In-N-Out Burger is the greatest fast food burger chain ever. It’s cheap, healthy, and something that should exist in every state in America.

You can now watch this interview

Mark Wahlberg Interview

• Smoke Jumpers talk
• Red Sox talk
• I try to go into Max Payne…we end up talking about Joe Torre and the Yankees
• When we do get into Max Payne, I ask what was it like making this film and does he even have to rehearse with guns anymore
• Since he plays someone very unhappy in the movie, I ask if that comes home with him off the set
• Does he enjoy filming on location and working with all the snow that is used in the film