MTV.com’s Josh Horowitz has always been a mensch in my book, but if I were a big celebrity I’d be terrified at the prospect of being interviewed by him. He always ushers in some level of embarrassment. Cumberbatch does moderately well with his Sean Connery and Owen Wilson impressions and he obviously nails Michael Caine, but the rest are iffy at best. He’s doing his best but I feel for the guy.
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