‘Admission’ Trailer: Tina Fey and Paul Rudd Get Schooled
A Princeton admissions officer Portia Nathan visits an unconventional school of kids and meets the boy she may have given up for adoption while she herself was in college.
A Princeton admissions officer Portia Nathan visits an unconventional school of kids and meets the boy she may have given up for adoption while she herself was in college.
The latest trailer for Judd Apatow's 'This is 40' has hit and December can't get here soon enough. The sorta-kinda spin-0ff from 'Knocked Up' features Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann reprising their roles from that film as a married couple on the verge of 40, questioning, well... everything.
It's been years since director David Gordon Green made a smaller indie film, but it turns out while we were all busy contemplating his upcoming 'Suspiria' remake and wondering when he'd return to his roots, he was busy making one of those smaller films with Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch.
Paul Rudd recently made a guest appearance on Amy Poehler's NBC comedy 'Parks and Recreation,' and now the two will reunite on the big screen for David Wain's latest film, aptly titled 'They Came Together.'
Judd Apatow's long-awaited follow-up to 'Funny People' finally has a trailer, and it brings all the humor and heart we've come to expect from Apatow and Co. 'This is 40' is a semi-sequel to 'Knocked Up,' reuniting Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann as a married couple coping with the big 4-0.
In what may be the greatest news in the history of cinema, Will Ferrell broke on tonight's Conan O'Brien show that he will be reuniting with director Adam McKay, and co-stars Paul Rudd and Steve Carell for what could be the greatest sequel every filmed: 'Anchorman 2.' This has the possibility of making 'The Godfather Part II' look like 'The Godfather Part III.'
David Wain and Paul Rudd stuck a fork in the "adult males with responsibility issues" comedy with their hilarious and charming ‘Role Models’. Now they've teamed up again for ‘Wanderlust’, a hippie commune movie also starring Jennifer Aniston. Critics Jordan Hoffman and Matt Singer discuss whether you should drop in or tune out on this one.