The character is 71-years-old, has been enjoyed by generations of fans, and helped launch a Bruce Lee phenomenon that would forever change Hollywood. Not to be overshadowed, Seth Rogen believes his controversial appointment as writer/star of the upcoming "Green Hornet" movie has already made its own unique impact on pop culture.

"Yeah, that pissed off the nerds huh?," he grinned recently, punctuating the point with his staccato laugh. "It's my only goal, to piss off nerds."

But then, getting as serious as the "Knocked Up" funnyman ever gets about anything, Rogen said he and writing partner Evan Goldberg begin writing the script this week. "We're really going to sit down and get into it," he insisted. "We made 'Pineapple Express', which is an action-comedy, but the action is the thing that stood out to the people we've shown the movie to so far - and my favorite types of movies are action/adventure movies, so that's what we're trying to do. We really want to make it an awesome action movie." Read more...