Showing posts with label Rob Riggle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rob Riggle. Show all posts
March 16, 2012
Michael Bacall And Jonah Hill To Write 21 Jump Street Sequel
21 Jump Street was just released today and it's already projected to open with around 30+ million this weekend. Sony Pictures has now according to Variety asked writers Michael Bacall (Scott Pilgrim, Project X) and Jonah Hill to start work on the sequel. Nothing is confirmed but it's expected that Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum will be return. However, supporting actors like Ellie Kemper, Ice Cube, Nick Offerman, Dave Franco, Rob Riggle and Brie Larson might not be returning. The directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller will likely be asked to come back but it's unknown if they'll sign on.
Currently the film has a 88% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes which could make this the must see comedy of the year. I haven't seen this but I haven't heard too many people knocking it. It's been a while since we've seen a comedy franchise and if successful 21 Jump Street could be first one from the Apatow guys.
Labels:
21 Jump Street,
Channing Tatum,
Dave Franco,
Ellie Kemper,
Ice Cube,
Jonah Hill,
Michael Bacall,
Nick Offerman,
Rob Riggle
Posted by
Christopher M.
May 26, 2011
Adam McKay Teases Cast For Farrell/Wahlberg Comedy Three Mississippi
EW talked to writer/director Adam McKay (Anchor Man, Step Brothers, Other Guys) about his next comedy project which stars Will Farrell and Mark Wahlberg. The Thanksgiving themed comedy would see the two actors the heads of two competing families who have a tradition of playing a holiday game of football. Wahlberg's character's father played by Alec Baldwin becomes ill and tries to get his estranged son to gather up the rest of the oddball family to win the next game. As their family has a terrible record of losing against Farrell's brood. Jeremy Renner is being looked at for the role of an ex-con family member. While Rob Riggle could be playing a gay cousin who has experience playing college football. The filmed titled Three Mississippi seems interesting enough with a solid cast but McKay has yet to confirm if he'll be directing.
Labels:
Adam McKay,
Alec Baldwin,
Jeremy Renner,
Mark Wahlberg,
Rob Riggle,
Three Mississippi,
Will Farrell
Posted by
Christopher M.
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