While we eagerly await the release of the comedy HOT ROD to ascertain whether Andy Samberg has the chops to become an all-out cinematic comedy superstar a la Will Ferrell or Ben Stiller, the folks at “Retro Crush” have posted some brand spanking new pics to tide us over. In it, Samberg stars as a stuntman who stages a fifteen bus jump in order to raise money to pay for his abusive stepfather’s life-saving heart surgery. Why do this for an abusive stepfather, you may ask? Well, so he can be nice and healthy when Samberg’s character kicks his abusive ass. Click on Samberg almost-smooching the devastatingly hot Isla Fisher and her fantastic rack to check out the rest of the pics and the ones below in higher resolution. The film opens August 3rd.
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Review Date: Director: Akiva Schaffer Writer: Pam Brady Producers: Lorne Michaels, John Goldwyn Actors: Andy Samberg as Rod Jorma Taccone as Kevin Bill Hader as Dave Plot: A loveable loser who thinks he’s a great stuntman convinces himself and his...
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