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Q: Billy Crystal's "When Harry Met Sally..." has finally gotten a sequel in a new Web video that mixes in a bit of "Twilight." 
  
 In this image from video released by FunnyOrDie.com, Billy Crystal, left, and Helen Mirren are shown in a scene from the web video, "Grampires: When Sharon Bit Harry," released Wednesday, April 6, 2011... (Associated Press) 
  
 Crystal debuted his first video for the comedy website FunnyOrDie.com on Wednesday. In it, he and director Rob Reiner pitch a sequel to the 1989 film. 
  
 A studio executive, played by Adam Scott, requests one tweak to Crystal's plans: vampires. A trailer for the mock results follows, with Crystal falling for another woman, Sharon _ played by Helen Mirren _ in a retirement community. 
  
 Sharon, though, turns out to be a bloodsucking vampire. The film is dubbed "Grampires: When Sharon Bit Harry." 
  
 "I'm working in miniature now," said Crystal in a phone interview Wednesday. "I did 2 minutes on the Oscars and 4 minutes on FunnyOrDie and a lot of people see it." 
  
 The 4 1/2-minute video gives Crystal wide room to spoof the recent vampire resurgence in pop culture _ and a Hollywood desperate to follow the trend _ by marrying ghoulish maulings with old-age romance. A number of stars make cameos including Maya Rudolph, Rob Riggle and even Mike Tyson. 
  
 Crystal said the idea came to him at his grandson's first birthday party, where he was dressed in a little Halloween vampire outfit. 
  
 "I said, 'Oh, that makes me a grampire!'" said the 63-year-old comedian. 
  
 The video is something of a family affair, with Crystal's daughter Lindsay (a former producer on "The Daily Show") serving as director and a script written by his sons-in-law, Howie Miller and Michael Foley. Crystal's grandchildren are seen in the background. 
  
 "Over the years we've talked about, 'Could we make a sequel?'" said Crystal. "And I always thought there was a chance to do something with them. And nobody wanted to get involved with it. Then this little idea hit, and it seemed like the perfect way to have fun with it and also parody the studio system, which is really frustrating at times." 
  
 The video was shot with the help of FunnyOrDie, the site co-created by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, over three days in Los Angeles. 
  
 "It all happened so fast," said Crystal. "I wish movies could be like this." 
  
 It's something of an entry to the Internet for Crystal, who also just joined Twitter. New as the tools are, though, the experience recalled Crystal's earlier days on "Saturday Night Live" making videos with Christopher Guest. 
  
 "So it's right up our alley," Crystal said. 
  
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 http://www.funnyordie.com/ ||||| Voiceover: (whispered) Exclusive. 
  
 Billy Crystal: So after Sally passes away, 
  
 Billy Crystal: it's not only about Harry 
  
 dealing with the loss, 
  
 Billy Crystal: but also about finding love again. 
  
 Rob Reiner: Yeah, you know, because people love 
  
 Rob Reiner: Harry and Sally. 
  
 Rob Reiner: They want to know what they're up to now, 
  
 Rob Reiner: even if one of them is dead. 
  
 Billy Crystal: It's everything 
  
 that the first movie was, 
  
 Billy Crystal: but now to the baby boomer crowd. 
  
 Josh Fadem: The boomer 
  
 quadrant is blowing up. 
  
 Rob Reiner: Oh, there's definitely 
  
 an audience for this. 
  
 Ali Wong: I have to say... 
  
 Adam Scott: Oh, it's genius. It's genius. 
  
 Adam Scott: Guys, this is the perfect way to do this. 
  
 Billy Crystal: I'm so glad you think so. 
  
 Adam Scott: I just have one little tweak. 
  
 Adam Scott: Not a big deal. 
  
 (bouncy piano music) 
  
 It's just like the brochure, 
  
 it's pretty great. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Yeah, yeah. 
  
 Mom wouldn't have wanted you 
  
 in that big house all alone. 
  
 She'd want you making new friends, Dad. 
  
 Billy Crystal: I know. 
  
 (music continues) 
  
 The liver and onions please. 
  
 I want my flax seed all on the side 
  
 and I just want low sodium butter. 
  
 Helen Mirren: And then for dessert I'll 
  
 have the tapioca pudding, 
  
 Helen Mirren: but I want sugar free whipped cream 
  
 Helen Mirren: but if you don't have sugar free, 
  
 Helen Mirren: then I'll just have a 
  
 scoop of cottage cheese 
  
 Helen Mirren: with seedless berries but 
  
 if you don't have seedless, 
  
 Helen Mirren: I won't have anything at all. Thank you. 
  
 Helen Mirren: What? 
  
 Helen Mirren: (mumbled) Have I got 
  
 something on my mouth? 
  
 Helen Mirren: Harry, you don't want to 
  
 be with someone like me. 
  
 Helen Mirren: I'm difficult. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Are you kidding? 
  
 I love everything about 
  
 Billy Crystal: you and trust me, when 
  
 you realize you want 
  
 Billy Crystal: to spend the rest of your life with 
  
 Billy Crystal: (stumbles over words), the 
  
 thing; I'm getting old. 
  
 Helen Mirren: Harry. 
  
 (Billy screams) 
  
 Billy Crystal: What did you do to me? 
  
 Helen Mirren: Well, you said you wanted to spend 
  
 Helen Mirren: the rest of your life with me. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Yeah, 10, 15 years 
  
 tops, but not eternity. 
  
 Female Voice: B52. 
  
 Bingo. 
  
 Helen Mirren: Oh, bollocks. 
  
 Maya Rudolph: So you dad's 
  
 got a new girlfriend, huh? 
  
 Jennifer Crystal Foley: Apparently. 
  
 Maya Rudolph: Seems nice and pale. 
  
 Jennifer Crystal Foley: He says she hates the sun. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Come on ref, open your eyes. 
  
 Suck it, old man. (laughs) 
  
 Helen Mirren: Hungry? 
  
 Helen Mirren: Oh! 
  
 Billy Crystal: What's the matter? 
  
 Helen Mirren: His balls are in the way. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Well, give them to me. 
  
 Helen Mirren: They're too big. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Pass the whole sac. 
  
 Rabbi: I will now cut the foreskin. 
  
 (baby crying) 
  
 Helen Mirren: Down. 
  
 Group: Mazel tov. 
  
 Jennifer Crystal Foley: Grandpa, take a picture. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Everybody smile now. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Oh, I'm liking that. 
  
 Helen Mirren: You don't eat 
  
 the entertainment before 
  
 Helen Mirren: they entertain. Who does that? 
  
 Billy Crystal: Spleen. 
  
 Helen Mirren: I don't feed between meals. 
  
 Billy Crystal: I'll roll down the window. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Aw, shit. 
  
 (man is whinning) 
  
 Helen Mirren: Ugh, yuck. Coumadin, dammit. 
  
 Officer: Bed bugs? 
  
 Mike Tyson: Bed bugs, my ass. We gotto kill us 
  
 Mike Tyson: some mother fucking grampires. 
  
 Mike Tyson: Yep, yep, yep, yep. 
  
 Helen Mirren: (moaning in pleasure) Yes! 
  
 I'll have what she...Ahh! 
  
 Billy Crystal: Fantastic, right? 
  
 Rob Reiner: We got to give it 
  
 to you, we didn't see it. 
  
 Billy Crystal: Didn't see it. 
  
 Ali Wong: I think it-- 
  
 Adam Scott: I think it was great. 
  
 Adam Scott: I think we have something 
  
 really, really special. 
  
 Adam Scott: You guys are firing on all cylinders. 
  
 Adam Scott: I feel like...I just 
  
 have one little tweak. 
  
 Adam Scott: Not a big deal. 
  
 Helen Mirren: So anyway, he was chowing down 
  
 Helen Mirren: on this forearm. 
  
 Billy Crystal: No, it wasn't a 
  
 forearm. It was his thigh. 
  
 Billy Crystal: I was chowing down on this thigh 
  
 Billy Crystal: and here comes this little girl. 
  
 Helen Mirren: Well anyway, he's always had 
  
 Helen Mirren: this huge appetite. 
  
 Billy Crystal: I have a very big appetite. 
  
 Helen Mirren: Yeah. |||||
A:
It's an unconventional way to make a sequel, but Billy Crystal and Rob Reiner have brought When Harry Met Sally into the current century with a 4 1/2-minute video that debuted today on FunnyOrDie.com. Crystal and Reiner pitch the sequel to "studio execs," who agree—with one update. The result is the hilarious Grampires: When Sharon Bit Harry, and also stars Helen Mirren, Maya Rudolph, and yes, even Mike Tyson. "I'm working in miniature now," Crystal jokes to the AP. "I did two minutes on the Oscars and four minutes on Funny Or Die and a lot of people see it." Further, "Over the years we've talked about, 'Could we make a sequel?' And I always thought there was a chance to do something with them. And nobody wanted to get involved with it. Then this little idea hit, and it seemed like the perfect way to have fun with it and also parody the studio system, which is really frustrating at times."