Galifianakis and Rudd go to heaven

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Does anyone not like Paul Rudd?

Clearly the people who have worked with him really love him, since they all just seem to want to be in more movies with the guy. Understandable.

After sharing quality time in the upcoming DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS, superscruffy Zach Galifianakis will reunite with the occasionally scruffy Rudd for a comedy called WILL.

The movie has Rudd as guy “who lives in a world where people’s lives and destinies are being written by scribes in Heaven. The man wakes up one day to find that his heavenly writer (Galifianakis) has decided to no longer draft his life, and he must go about his day unscripted, ending up on a journey to fulfill his hidden potential.”

SCHMUCKS (which also stars Rudd’s 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN chum Steve Carell) opens in July, undoubtly seeking some of that HANGOVER raunch-cash. Galifianakis (who I just copy/paste) will be seen with Robert Downey Jr. in DUE DATE.

And lest you forget, Rudd can shake it:

Source: THR

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