anchorman

Anchorman stars Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd are going from the newsroom to living in the same home, teaming up for MRC Television's limited series adaptation of Wondery and Bloomberg's 2019 podcast The Shrink Next Door. Michael Showalter (The Big Sick) is set to direct the project, with Georgia Pritchett (Veep) writing. Also inspired by […]

If there was one man, woman, or child who could find a way to break "The Speed of Late-Night Sound" and change the face of late-night television as we know it, it's this man. No – not a man… an Anchorman. In a move that was in no way, shape, or form meant to promote […]

Netflix is giving viewers their first official look at Christina Applegate (Anchorman franchise) and Linda Cardellini's (Mad Men) dark comedy Dead To Me. Created by Liz Feldman (2 Broke Girls, One Big Happy), the series dives into the painfully unfiltered, weirdly funny waters of grief, loss and forgiveness. Set to premiere on Friday, May 3, […]

For those who can't get enough antics of Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) through two "cinematic masterpieces" in the Anchorman films, you're in for a treat. Ferrell reprises the character for The Ron Burgundy Podcast, which features two-12 episode seasons. The first premieres on February 7. The second is expected to air in mid-2019, according to […]

Steve Carell is heading back to the office! Well, technically… Steve Carell is heading back to the newsroom! Yes, kinda'… No, we're not talking about The Office or the Anchorman franchise (though one can dare to dream on both): Carell (Foxcatcher, Beautiful Boy) is set to join Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston in Apple's untitled morning […]

After six years and a number of series and pilot offers, Christina Applegate (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy) is returning to television as lead and executive producer in Netflix's half-hour dark comedy series Dead to Me. Written by showrunner Liz Feldman (2 Broke Girls), the 10-episode season is described as a "comedic Big Little Lies" that highlights a […]

What would Anchorman look like as a serious drama? What better day of the year than to ask this very question?

Currently in cinemas across the US and UK is a new edit of Anchorman 2, replacing many of the jokes and inserting new material that was, previously, just cluttering up the cutting room floor.

I guess that Baxter-based spin-off that was never going to happen is now never going to happen with a cherry on top.

I look forward to somebody on the internet cataloguing them all for us.

Is this worth $15 to you?

How does making a film like this - rich in improv, almost modular in terms of its editing - require different filmmaking techniques to, say, Back to the Future or Inside Llewyn Davis?

By the hymen of Olivia Newton-John!

Somebody is trying to help Ron Burgundy understand one of the day's biggest news stories.

A newly published interview with the Adam McKay has revealed an offbeat spin-off that might just happen.

They're lucky to have a character that's so easy to spin-off into marketing materials like this, not to mention an actor with so much vested.

Big boys.

The next Paramount Picture to be offered as part of AMC's Superticket deal will be Anchorman 2. The US cinema chain will be offering tickets from November 26th for screenings set to occur two days before the wide, December 20th release. It's not yet clear how much the ticket will cost or if, as happened […]

There's obviously no end to the sheer class that is Ron Burgundy. Here three video updates from San Diego's finest.

Alternative versions are very, very possible in this age of digital distribution. Do we want them, though? Will we turn up to see alternative edits of the same film?