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Bill Hader Calls The 'To-Do List' A Raunchy 'Sixteen Candles' & Talks 'Men In Black 3'
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Comedian Says 'House Of Joel' Might Be Dead; Says Josh Brolin Is "Scary Good" In 'MIB3'Among the sea of comedic actors currently working in Hollywood, one of our favorites is Bill Hader, if not for his uncanny talent and savvy mimicry skills, then for his desire to strike out as a multi-hyphenate comic talent. Logging big time minutes in “Superbad,” “Knocked Up,” "Paul" and even “A Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian,” Hader’s developed a solid rep as a guy who can bring the funny in some of the biggest blockbusters around.
Bill Hader Says The Aubrey Plaza-Starring Comedy 'The Hand Job' Has Been Retitled 'The To-Do List'
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It's all well and good giving your spec script a taboo-busting, attention-grabbing title: names like "Fuck Buddies" or "I Want To Fuck Your Sister" certainly stand out from the pack, and both of those examples landed on the Black List in past years. But when it comes to actually making the damn thing, you're gong to have to make some kind of compromise, or you're going to have a movie that doesn't have any advertising.
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Great review but there's a mistake. This is not Adèle Exarchopoulos first movie . She was in
Why did you give Only God Forgives a rotten rating on Rottentomatoes with a B review? how does that
Damn... I wanted to see some carpet munching...
Agreed! (although, I thought a few of her other reviews at Cannes revealed or meandered too much,
I remember Dern's scene being a ridiculous close-up on just his face.
Haha I know right? James Gray has never produced a great film.
I hate it when directors whinge about critics. Any filmmaker worth his salt wouldn't give a
Your headline might not necessarily be true. Marvel could easily put a post credit tease in Thor 2
Edward, you can't even write TWO sentences without making a grammatical error: for instance,
Your headline might not necessarily be true. Marvel could easily put a post credit tease in Thor 2