Trailer: The Campaign - Aug 10
Directed by Jay Roach, written by Chris Henchy and Shawn Harwell, starring Will Ferrell, Zach Galifianakis, Jason Sudeikis, John Lithgow, Dan Aykroyd, and Dylan McDermott.
Warner Brothers is very clever in releasing this film in August, right smack in the middle of election season. You can’t ask for better satiric timing. And as far as political spoof movies go this looks a whole lot better than Man of the Year. The trailer seems funny if a bit strained, the two gags at the end in particular. The cross bow gag having the poor fortune of invoking an identical misfire in The Five Year Engagement. Regardless, Ferrell and Galifianakis are a buffoonery dream team and though this isn’t from the creative minds of McKay and Ferrell we can hope it ends up more like Step Brothers and less like Land of the Lost.
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Netflix will premiere all 10 episodes of Arrested Development's Fourth Season at once.
Mitch Hurwitz and several members of the cast appeared onstage together at a Netflix-sponsored event on Tuesday in Las Vegas. Netflix chief Ted Sarandos confirmed that all ten episodes of Arrested’s long-awaited fourth season will premiere together on a single day sometime next year. Hurwitz also confirmed that production is set to begin this summer, but he also dropped a new nugget of information about what form the Arrested revival will take.
Originally, Hurwitz’s plan had been to make the revival like an anthology, with each episode telling a somewhat self-contained story about a specific character. “That is now kind of evolving into becoming more like the old show again.” The reason for the change: Hurwitz sees a chance to tweak the show’s format to take advantage of the fact that the full ten-episode season will debut at once, rather than over two-and-a-half months. “There’s something exciting about trying to break the form again,” he said.
Hurwitz and the cast made no mention onstage of the rumored Arrested Development movie that’s been expected to follow the TV revival. He did, however, say he’d very much be open to a season five or six on Netflix (!!!). “We would love this to be the first first of many visits,” Hurwitz said.
A few other random notes from Tuesday’s Netflix and Arrested session:
• Bob Loblaw will return. “We will bring him back,” Hurwitz told Vulture when we asked a question from the studio audience. “It’s kind of a one-joke thing. But if you guys don’t mind bringing it back, we’ll give it to you.”
• Hurwitz mildly embarrassed Shawkat by reminding her that Cera was her first-ever kiss. “I’ve kissed a lot of people since then,” Shawkat jokingly shot back.
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