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Adult Swim Is Making an 'NTSF:SD:SUV' TV Movie

Paul Scheer's 15-minute Adult Swim series is about to get longer. Scheer announced via his blog today that production is about to begin on a TV movie version of his crime procedural parody NTSF:SD:SUV. The movie version is called NTSF:SD:SUV:London and finds the San Diego team traveling to the UK to join forces with London's STSF:UK:DDB:: (Socialist Strike Force UK Double Decker Bus). Peter Serafinowicz and The Mighty Boosh's Julian Barratt will be appearing in the TV movie, along with a handful of UK actors in the poster who I wasn't able to identify. The movie is set to premiere late this summer, which is when the show returns for [...]

Larry David's Improvised Movie Might End Up on HBO

The LA Times is reporting that the mysterious, exciting, much-rumored Larry David movie might end up on HBO instead of in theaters. The film, which co-stars Michael Keaton and comedy's boyfriend Jon Hamm, is intended to be shot in Curb Your Enthusiasm's structured improv format, with comedy's boyf playing David's (undoubtedly handsome) rival. This move will save us a trip to the movie theater, which is nice, but cost us a trip to the apartment of our one rich "friend" who has HBO, which is kind of worse.

Steve Carell and James Gandolfini to Play Rival Paleontologists in an HBO Movie

Steve Carell and James Gandolfini, who both recently appeared in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, are making another movie together – this time for TV. Deadline reports that Carell and Gandolfini have signed on to star in and executive produce Bone Wars, an HBO movie based on the true story of rival paleontologists Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh in the 1800s. The movie is a comedy following "The Bone Wars" (aka "The Great Dinosaur Rush"), in which Cope and Marsh got into an intense competition to discover the most dinosaur fossils, leading both of their lives into turmoil. Gandoflini will play Marsh and Carell will play Cope, [...]

So…The 'Entourage' Movie Script Was Finished

Just when you thought it was safe to visit Los Angeles, Doug Ellin has informed Deadline that he's putting the finishing touches on an Entourage feature. This comes almost exactly a year to day the series finale aired. It's still early, as HBO execs have only heard “a very general pitch” thus far; however, Ellin, who created the series with Marky "Mark" Wahlberg, is optimistic: “I’m excited. I feel a lot of positive energy…Everywhere I go, people ask me, 'Where’s the movie?'" Where exactly is he going? Beer shotgunning contests? Protein powders and shakes megastores? Entourage conventions? (Oof, can you imagine the smell of clashing colognes?) Doug explained the movie [...]

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