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Posts Tagged ‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall’


Ricky Gervais and Emily Blunt to Appear in ‘Muppets’ Movie

by Jennifer Tomooka, Dec 2 2010 // 7:00 AM

Muppets are becoming more of the “hip” thing, as big stars keep finding themselves cast in the newest film. Ricky Gervais and Emily Blunt are the latest high-profile celebrities to join the growing list of cameos in Disney’s newest Muppets movie. The specifics behind their cameos have yet to be announced.

The Hollywood Reporter has announced that the duo are joining a packed lineup that includes Alan Arkin, Jack Black, Billy Crystal, Zach Galifianakis and Jean-Claude Van Damme, who have appearances in a story that reunites the Muppets in order to save their movie studio from a developer. I smell musical numbers!

The new Muppets flick, directed by James Bobin, is currently being filmed in various locations around Los Angeles. Jason Segel, who co-wrote the script with Nicholas Stoller, is the human lead (no surprise here after his vampire number in Forgetting Sarah Marshall) while Amy Adams, Chris Cooper and Rashida Jones round out the cast of human leads.

Stay tuned to The Flickcast for the latest developments on the new Muppets movie.

Posted in: Casting · Disney · Filmmaking · Movies · News · Prequels and Sequels · Reboots and Remakes
Tagged: Alan Arkin, Amy Adams, Billy Crystal, Chris Cooper, Emily Blunt, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Jack Black, James Brobin, Jason Segel, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Muppets, Nicholas Stroller, Rashida Jones, Ricky Gervais, Zach Galifianakis


Mila Kunis Shows Her Dirty Side In the ‘Friends With Benefits’ Red Band Trailer

by Matt Raub, Nov 8 2010 // 8:00 AM

It may be taking a bit longer than someone like Blake Lively, but Mila Kunis has some rising stock in Hollywood. A few flops may have held her back, like American Psycho 2 or Max Payne, but with the tandem success of Family Guy and Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Kunis is becoming quite the name in the comedy world. Now she’s teaming up with another recent comedy favorite, with his outrageous SNL popularity, Justin Timberlake.

The two are teaming up for the upcoming sex comedy Friends With Benefits about a two friends that try to master then art of “stringless sex”. Of course, things don’t go as planned, and one falls for the other. Who will it be?

The interesting part of the film is it’s R-rated nature. In the newest red band trailer, you get plenty of vulgarity from both Kunis and Timberlake. And yes, ladies, Justin even sings a Semi Sonic song.

Check out the NSFW red band trailer after the jump, and check out Friends with Benefits in theaters on July 22nd.

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Posted in: Casting · Comedy · Movies · News · Trailers · Video
Tagged: Blake Lively, Family Guy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Friends With Benefits, Justin TImberlake, Max Payne, Mila Kunis, Semi Sonic


Check Out 5 Funny New Clips From ‘Get Him To The Greek’

by Matt Raub, Jun 2 2010 // 12:00 PM

There aren’t very many comedies that we’re looking forward to this year at The Flickcast offices. We already got our hopes up with Will Forte’s MacGruber, so all bets are off on what will turn out to be genuinely funny or not. We’re hoping that this Friday’s Get Him To The Greek may be one of those that sneak under the radar.

The film is essentially a spin off of 2008′s Forgetting Sarah Marshall in which Russell Brand returns to his outlandish rock star character Aldous Snow. Jonah Hill returns, but this time as a new neurotic character, who has to get the doped up Snow to The Greek Theater in Los Angeles.

There are a few lame moments (most of which are unfortunately when Sean “Puffy” Combs are on the screen), but on the flip side of that, there are some genuinely funny moments between both Hill and Brand.

Check out the clips after the jump, and be sure to catch Get Him To The Greek when it hits theaters this Friday.

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Posted in: Comedy · Movies · News · Prequels and Sequels · Universal Pictures · Video
Tagged: Aldous Snow, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him To The Greek, Jonah Hill, Kristen Bell, Russell Brand, Sean Combs, The Greek Theater


Twitter Giveaway: ‘Get Him To The Greek’ Prize Pack

by Sebastian Suchecki, May 28 2010 // 12:00 PM

Next Friday, fans of music and comedy everywhere will come together to enjoy the newest film from Forgetting Sarah Marshall writers Jason Segal and Nicholas Stoller, Get Him To The Greek.

The film stars Jonah Hill, Sean ‘P. Diddy’ Combs, and Rose Byrne, with Russell Brand reprising his Sarah Marshall role as Aldous Snow. Joining them is just about every popular music artist you can think of, from Lars Ulrich to Pink to Christina Aguilera. In promoting the film, we’ve got a pretty awesome giveaway for you, via our Twitter Account.

The prize pack consists of the brand new Infant Sorrow- Get Him To The Greek CD, which hits stores on June 1st, along with an awesome Infant Sorrow classic rock t-shirt.

Check out the t-shirts after the jump, along with the tracklisting for the CD, and be sure to keep an eye out on our Twitter later today for your chance to win this killer giveaway!

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Posted in: Clothing · Comedy · Giveaways · Movies · Music · News · Twitter Giveaway
Tagged: Aldous Snow, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him To The Greek, Infant Sorrow, Jonah Hill, Nicholas Stoller, Rose Byrne, Russel Brand, Sean Combs, Twitter Giveaway


‘Get Him To the Greek’ Wants You . . . To Sing

by Heather Toshiko, May 6 2010 // 2:00 PM

With all the movies coming out these days its easy to get lost in all the promotions by the studios. In an effort to get audiences interested in their particular film, they often deluge potential movie goers with a whole bunch of promotional stuff that due to the sheer amount, is often overlooked or just plain ignored. Sometimes, however, something comes along that’s kinda fun and deserves a bit of attention.

One such promotional tie-in is Universal’s current Get Him to the Greek song contest. To enter is simple, especially for all you budding rockstars out there.

Just record your cover version of Infant Sorrow’s (Russel Brand’s fictional band in the film) hit song “Bangers, Beans & Mash” and enter for a chance to win a trip to the world premiere of Get Him to the Greek at L.A.’s famous Greek Theatre. 20 runners-up will win limited edition Infant Sorrow merchandise, so don’t feel bad.

Get Him to the Greek features Jonah Hill and Russell Brand and is directed by Forgetting Sarah Marshall‘s Nicholas Stoller. It tells the story of a record company executive (Hill) with three days to drag an uncooperative rock legend (Brand) to Hollywood for a comeback concert. It also stars Sean Combs, Elisabeth Moss, Rose Byrne and Colm Meaney. It hits theaters June 4.

Posted in: Comedy · Contest · Marketing · Music · News · Universal Pictures · Viral Marketing
Tagged: Colm Meaney, Contests, Elisabeth Moss, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him To The Greek, Infant Sorrow, Jonah Hill, Movies, Music, Nicholas Stoller, Rose Byrne, Russell Brand, Sean Combs, Universal Pictures


‘Get Him To The Greek’ Gets A Trailer

by Sebastian Suchecki, Feb 12 2010 // 9:00 AM

Remember how much you enjoyed Forgetting Sarah Marshall? That is, if you did. Either way, you’re in luck, because the least entertaining part of that film is back, and this time you get a whole 90 minutes of it!

Basically, director Nicholas Stoller loved the scene from Sarah Marshall where Jonah Hill acts quirky around Russell Brand’s Aldous Snow so much that he felt the need to work that into an entire movie. And here it is. The premise follows music label assistant Hill, who needs to get Brand’s “Snow” to L.A.’s Greek Theater, while learning to live life like a rock star along the way.

Even the use of comedians Nick Kroll and Aziz Ansari are instantly quashed when Sean “P. Diddy” Combs takes up a good half of the trailer. This looks to be Universal’s big attempt at comedy this year, which will go up against others like Date Night starring Steve Carrell and Tina Fey, the Death At a Funeral remake, and Katherine Heigl’s Killers.

It’s up to MacGruber, Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil, and Hot Tub Time Machine to save us in 2010. No matter what happens, check out the first trailer for Get Him To The Greek after the jump, which hits theaters on June 4th.

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Posted in: Comedy · Movies · News · Prequels and Sequels · Trailers · Universal Pictures · Video
Tagged: Aziz Ansari, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him To The Greek, Jonah Hill, Nicholas Stoller, Nick Kroll, P. Diddy, Russell Brand, Sean Coms


‘The 40 Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It’ Is Real and Has a Trailer

by Matt Raub, Dec 4 2009 // 11:15 AM

Picture 4When you hear a title like that, it’s pretty easy to immediately think it’s just a really bad joke, or possibly part of our Fan Film Friday series. Sadly, this new trailer is neither. From Silver Nitrate Films, the brains behind such films as S. Darko and Rob Schneider’s Big Stan comes The 40 Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It.

The premise is basically Scary Movie aimed towards anything that has had Judd Apatow’s name on it in the past five years. There are spoofs for things like The 40 Year Old Virgin to Superbad. They are all included. It’s a shame that the parody machine has gotten so out of control that studios are now giving the green light to projects that actually satire…satires. Shouldn’t that open up a black hole somewhere?

The film has got an “all-star” cast including Bryan Callen, who was on the first four seasons of MadTV, and Noureen DeWulf, the star of all three Pulse Films. The movie is set to go straight to DVD, through Twentieth Century, which is good because the title may not actually fit on a movie theater marquee.

Check out the almost NSFW trailer after the jump.

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Posted in: 20th Century Fox · Comedy · DVD · Fandom · Indie · Movies · TV
Tagged: 20th Century Fox, 40 Year Old Virgin, Bryan Callen, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Judd Apatow, Noureen DeWulf, Silver Nitrate Studios, Superbad, The 40 Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It




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