A new oral history of the 2007 film describes how countless songs, painstaking studio recreations, and a handful of learned instruments helped make an instant comedy classic.
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly reunite for a spoof that offers fewer laughs in its entirety than “Step Brothers” does in its deleted scenes.
The biopic follows the two lauded comedians during a final publicity tour.
Sarah Silverman and John C. Reilly return to voice a film that’s smart about the internet, growing up, and Disney itself.
The actors deliver believable performances as the over-the-hill slapstick duo in a solid dramedy about their final tour.
The “Step Brothers” and “Talladega Nights” co-stars are at it again.
The actor spent seven years developing the first project that he also produced, but it was Alison Dickey who brought it to his attention.
Reilly also revealed to Variety the pact he made with Paul Thomas Anderson about starring in his movies.
The two-time Oscar winner avoided all musical conventions and came up with a strange jazz combo for Jacques Audiard’s audacious western.
Jon S. Baird directs this true story drama about Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
Reilly honed his improv skills by making some impromptu home videos with Anderson and Hoffman.
Jacques Audiard’s first English language film is a touching story that just happens to revolve around two murderers.
