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Interviews

Talking to David Cross About 'It's a Disaster,' 'Arrested Development,' and the New 'Mr. Show' Book

by | April 12th, 2013

It's a big year for David Cross. In addition the the long-awaited return of Arrested Development (coming to Netflix with 15 new episodes May 26th), he has a book of unproduced scripts he wrote with Bob Odenkirk out this fall and his new movie It's a Disaster opens in select theaters today and is available on VOD. I recently had the chance to talk to Cross about what it was like to get back into character as Tobias Fünke, the movies he and Bob Odenkirk wrote together that were never made, and how he wishes there were more movies like It's a Disaster:

Social Media

The New David Cross Movie Is Being Released in Looping, Six-Second Chunks on Vine For Some Reason

by | February 19th, 2013

Social media! I've heard that it is the only way Teens get any info these days. And since SnapChat automatically deletes any video right when you watch it, the only logical alternative to releasing something socially is to use Vine, Twitter's new "Instagram for video." Sure, all videos are limited to six-second clips that loop forever, but I'm sure that'll work for a 90-minute movie, right?

Well, we'll find out, as It's a Disaster, the new indie comedy directed by Todd Berger and starring David Cross, Julia Stiles and America Ferrera, is being released just like that today. And by "released," I mean that someone is taping a [...]

Trailers

Watch the Trailer for the New David Cross/Julia Stiles Movie 'It's a Disaster'

by | February 15th, 2013

Here's the trailer for a new independent comedy called It's a Disaster, written/directed by Todd Berger (The Scenesters) and starring David Cross, Julia Stiles, America Ferrara, and Erinn Hayes. The plot involves four couples trapped together at a brunch gone wrong, and judging by the trailer, there don't seem to be any singing anthropomorphic chipmunks involved, which is good news for fans of David Cross's non-singing anthropomorphic chipmunk work.

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