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# Late-Night Highlight: Paul Rudd Tricks Conan AGAIN With Misleading 'Ant-Man' Clip

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## Video: Late-Night Highlight: Paul Rudd Tricks Conan AGAIN With Misleading 'Ant-Man' Clip

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_Published 2015-07-17. We all know Paul Rudd has been tricking Conan by showing the same 'Mack and Me' clip every time he's on the show. And that didn't change Thursday._


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## Transcript

As you probably already know, Paul Rudd has been shamelessly tricking Conan O'Brien for years by showing the same clip from the 1998 E. T. rip off Mac and Me, when he comes on the show to promote a new movie. You know the one. Aah! [ SOUND ] So when Paul came on the show to promote Antman Thursday, Conan thought that the actor was going to make it up to him with an exclusive look at the new flick. [ MUSIC ] [ LAUGHTER ] He's at it again [ WHISTLE ] Oh boy, always at it again folks. Conan tried to give him One more chance to show an actual Antman clip but you can probably guess how that went. Poor, poor Conan.

So as you can see, it doesn't go according to plan [ LAUGH ] I have a lot to learn. Hey, we'll admit it. Paul pulling a fast one on Conan once again was pretty hilarious, but Mediaite was more surprised than amused by the bit. The outlet was shocked that Marvel was okay with letting the actor appear on the show without sharing actual footage from its newest movie. But we're guessing Marvel isn't too worried about missing one promotion opportunity. Ant- Man is winning big so far, with critics dubbing the flick a big treat, a shrunken summer spectacular and even Marvel's best superhero movie yet.

Yeah. Wow. All right. So, we guess we can forgive you this time, Paul. But you should probably show Conan a real clip next time, or he might find a way to finally get you back.

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