Paul Rudd makes extreme NSFW joke about his 'huge penis' in new interview
Paul Rudd was able to play it cool as he was quizzed about his apparent ‘huge penis’ that was exposed in a previous interview.
The actor certainly leads an interesting life, as what should have been a normal podcast interview turned into a bizarre skit.
The 56-year-old star has repeatedly been joining comedian Rick Glassman for his podcast, and things certainly take strange turns.
The pair have been pretty dedicated to the bit as well, but before we get to their latest antics, there is a lot of context needed to explain how we got to the point that Rudd is discussing his manhood.
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In a July 2025 episode of the podcast that featured Rudd, there was a little mishap that saw Glassman’s ‘intern’ played by Michael Cera spill piping hot coffee all over Rudd’s face.
This resulted in the duo taking Rudd to the hospital before returning for his interview, this time with painful blisters all over his face, seemingly dazed from the amount of strong pain killers he is on.
This resulted in Rudd soiling himself, both ways, with Glassman and Cera having to undress the perplexed star.
Rudd’s penis and s***-stained pants were blurred out thankfully as the pair tied Cera’s shirt around the half-naked Rudd.
Fast forward 8 months and Rudd was back on Glassman’s podcast on January 8 and the host had a thing or two to say about the whole ordeal.
Glassman said: “You have a huge penis. You do - you have a huge penis.”
He added that he hoped that Rudd would appreciate they blurred out his poopy pants as well as his privates.
He added: “If showing the poop takes you down two points, showing the penis raises you four. So I thought you're coming out ahead.”
Glassman continued to quiz him about his member and asked if other people knew about it.
Paul replied with a rather NSFW answer as he alluded to a film where a male actor was truly nude in the film.
He said: “I mean I’ve never done - I’ve never been naked in a movie.
“I’m a fairly private person. I don’t wanna just be wagging my d**k all over the place. I’m not Harvey Keitel in The Piano.”
People seemed to delighted with the whole wild adventure that the trio took podcast viewers on, with some admitting they had no one else to share it with.
One YouTube user commented: “I'm so glad this comment section exists so I know there's other people out there I wouldn't have to explain this to.”
Another wrote: “I love when the guest is so commited to the bits that I have no idea what is podcast and what is bits.”
A third wrote: “Nobody I know would appreciate this…definitely can’t bring it up at work either.”
With another confidently adding: “I don’t want to alarm anyone… but this might be the best thing humanity has produced since fire. And yet here we are, zero virality. Make it make sense! Pure comedy gold.”
Gerrard Kaonga