Pinnacle records has the perfect plan to get their sinking company back on track: a comeback concert in LA featuring Aldous Snow, a fading rockstar who has dropped off the radar in recent years. Record company intern Aaron Green is faced...See more with the monumental task of bringing his idol, out of control rock star Aldous Snow, back to LA for his comeback show.
Believe it or not, GET HIM TO THE GREEK is already the best reviewed movie of the summer (at least according to Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer). JimmyO thought it was hilarious and even JoBlo himself reviewed the film and said he...
Jonah Hill is having a good summer. In fact, at one point he claimed it was the best summer he ever had… I think that was at the Kevin and Bean show on 106.7 KROQ in Los Angeles. And the...
PLOT: After years of living a stable life with his honey and their child, rock star Aldous Snow finds himself sinking deeper and deeper into self pity. The relationship didn’t work out and his music career is on the skids....
The always lucky JimmyO got to speak with both of the beautiful and funny ladies from GET HIM TO THE GREEK – Rose Byrne and Elisabeth Moss. You can find his interviews with each listed separately below! Rose Byrne Rose...
Jonah Hill is back with Russell Brand’s Aldous Snow…but he’s not the same fawning fanboy he was in FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL. In GET HIM TO THE GREEK, Jonah plays young record executive Aaron Green. His task? Get the off-the-wagon Aldous...
In GET HIM TO THE GREEK, Russell Brand is reprising his role as musician Aldous Snow from FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL. But this time, Aldous is back to his old tricks…and by that I mean, heroin, alcohol…that sort of thing. I...
RussellBrand interview / JonahHill interview / DirectorNick Stoller interview The green band trailer is awesome. The red brand trailer may require adult diapers. Why yes, I am talking about GET HIM TO THE GREEK! Russell Brand reprises his scene-stealing FORGETTING...
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