The three lead actors from the 2011 hit summer comedy Horrible Bosses, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Day, all just signed deals to return for a sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The actors were in negotiations to return for over half a year. Director Seth Gordon, who directed the original and also the recent Jason Bateman vehicle Identity Thief, will also be coming back. Jamie Foxx, who played Motherfucker Jones in the first movie, is currently in negotiations to do the sequel, as well. Horrible Bosses grossed $209 million worldwide off a low $35 million budget and was the third highest-grossing comedy domestically behind The [...]
This week's SNL promos feature Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis complimenting each other on their starring roles in this summer's Horrible Bosses. I hope they bring back the musical characters of "Two Guys Who Love The Things They Did" for a full-length number come Saturday. At least until Charlie takes out someone's eye with that cane.
12. James Karen — Lynch from Wall Street
11. Brian Doyle Murray – Mr. Frank Shirley from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
10. Bill Murray — Frank Cross from Scrooged
9. Zach Grenier — Richard Chesler from Fight Club
8. Dave Koechner — Dan from Waiting
7. John Mahoney — Grant Gubler from Reality Bites
In addition to proving that Kirstie Alley should be involved in every conversation on the planet for eternity, Jason Bateman's New York Times profile makes a strong argument for Bateman's true calling as ensemble player, best as a supportive straight-man to Charlie Day's wild card or the ravening Bluths. “He’s a great audience barometer. If a character’s going off the rails, it’s funny to check in with Bateman, who’ll be waiting patiently, listening, and know exactly when to drop in the perfect one-liner," says Horrible Bosses' co-star Charlie Day. "I don’t look for Jason Bateman vehicles,” Bateman himself admits. “I played a ton of team sports [...]
If you're anything like me, you are constantly afraid of losing your job and having to move back into your parents' house. Outside Cleveland. That's why these new Bad Teacher and Horrible Bosses clips are so reassuring. These people are literally horrible monsters and they're still somehow gainfully employed. Horrible Bosses also has a new trailer with some new footage, predominantly Jennifer Aniston expounding upon the ways in which she is a huge predatory creep. I don't know about you, but that makes me feel a little better overall.
