This made me laugh out loud, I was googling around to find The Perlorian brothers - a.k.a the guys who did every commercial that made you laugh these past years - and spotted a Britannica Online Encyclopedia link for the Perlorian Brothers. Wait, what? They're in the encyclopedia now? Man, being in the wikipedia (English, Danish, Swedish) is no longer enough now is it? Y'all had to up the game with the Britannica, didn't ya?

As it turns out, it's additional content scraped from Creativity magazine. But it's still amusing, and pretty cool, to have a Britannica URL with your name on it.

Good advice from the perlorians

1. Once somebody said to us, "Don't think you're making art films. You are not making art films." Maybe he was trying to give us advice. Actually he screamed it at us. It was: "DON'T THINK YOU'RE MAKING ART FILMS! YOU ARE NOT MAKING ART FILMS!" Actually he was another director. And he had a British accent. And he made the strangest arty little commercials you can imagine. And he was crazy. And not very nice. He insisted on speaking French most of the time, which was funny because he wasn't even French. Do you want to know his name? Please. That's not our style.

2. It's important to try things on from wardrobe when you are wardrobing your actors. That way you'll know what looks good on you. If there are hats or glasses or a shirt you like, it's important to wear them during the wardrobe session and maybe to keep them on after the session ends and to wear them to set the next day.

3. One thing you may not know about being a director is the insane amount of money commercial directors make. It's really changed our lifestyle being able to buy anything we like — rare oil paintings, bronzes and other objets d'art.

4. Being vulnerable is not the same as being weak.…