• Jason Segel Performs "Dracula's Lament" On The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson

    Last night was the one thousandth episode of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, but evidently interns backstage failed to inform the ever-emo Dracula of the celebration. And not helping to curb his Transylmania-prolonged depression was the fact that Ferguson's Wavy the Alligator attempted to chomp his hand-puppet thunder as the ep's defacto host. The upside?…

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  • Emily Blunt NOT Joining Forgetting Sarah Marshall Spin-Off

    Update: Entertainment Weekly reports that this story is false. Emily Blunt won't be the Black Widow, but she will be co-starring in the upcoming Judd Apatow-produced comedy,  Get Him to the Greek. Most of you will remember that this film is actually a semi-sequel/spin-off of Nicholas Stoller's Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Russell Russell reprises his role…

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  • Russell Brand Talks Sarah Marshall Spin-Off

    The other night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Russell Brand appeared to promote his new book. During the appearance, he talked briefly about the announced Forgetting Sarah Marshall spin-off film Get Him to the Greek, where Russell reprises his role as British rock star Aidous Snow. "I'm playing that character, Aidous Snow again, in…

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  • Jason Segel And Paul Rudd Perform Dracula's Lament Live

    Usually we'd put this sort of thing in VOTD, but honestly, we just don't want to wait until Monday to share this with you. At a Chicago screening of I Love You Man, Jason Segel and Paul Rudd were asked during the Q & A to perform "Dracula's Lament", the puppet musical song from Forgetting…

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  • Real Life Sarah Marshalls All "What's Going On?!?" And Stuff

    "Me?!?" Peter and I discussed doing an item on real life Sarah Marshalls who are angered and perplexed in the wake of ubiquitous Forgetting Sarah Marshall marketing, but instead we just waited for The Onion to blow it up like a sand castle. Alas, Zap2It has struck first, and even though the site seemingly only…

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  • San Francisco Sarah Marshall Backlash Is Hilarious

    A couple weeks ago I wrote about Universal's genius viral marketing campaign for the upcoming Judd Apatow-produced comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which had taken over San Francisco. Signs on buses, bus shelters and billboards with cryptic messages that read "I hate You Sarah Marshall", "My Mom Always Hated You Sarah Marshall" and "You Don't Look…

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  • New Posters: My Blueberry Nights, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Iron Man

    BadTaste.it offers us a look at this cool Iron Man promotional standee. I can't quite tell if this is 3D or just a regular 2D stand-up. Either way it looks way cool. Cinematical has a look at the domestic poster for Wong Kar Wai's English-language debut My Blueberry Nights, which stars Norah Jones, Natalie Portman,…

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  • My Mom Always Hated You Sarah Marshall

    Universal is really trying to push the viral marketing campaign for Forgetting Sarah Marshall. I'm back home in San Francisco, and decided to grab a sandwich at AK Meats (the best sandwich place in the city) when I noticed the billboard on the side of the MUNI Bus did not read "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" but…

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  • Forgetting A New Muppets Movie

    After seeing Forgetting Sarah Marshall the other night at SXSW, it was no surprise to me that Disney had hired the star/writer Jason Segel and director Nick Stoller behind Judd Apatow's latest to develop the next Muppet movie. Segel and Stoller will write the screenplay and Stoller will direct. A major sequence in Sarah Marshall…

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  • SXSW Blog Day 2-4: Wizards, Teens, The Promotion And Kristen Bell

    It has been a few days since the last time I found a few minutes to blog about my SXSW adventures. And it's not for a lack of stories or interesting tales. If Sundance was the internet, than SXSW would be Web 2.0. At Sundance everyone is working (well, actually, that isn't true because the…

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  • SXSW Movie Review: Forgetting Sarah Marshall

    Possibly the unfunniest comedy ever made, Forgetting Sarah Marshall is…. Wait, let's back up. That's completely backward. Written by actor Jason Segal (Knocked Up Undeclared, Freaks and Geeks), Forgetting Sarah Marshall is the kind of romantic comedy straight men can get behind and not just because Segel unveils his manliness more times than you can…

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  • Forgetting Sarah Marshall Movie Posters

    Judging by the teaser image above, I can't blame you for mistaking it for The Smurfs Movie, but it's really the final poster for the Judd Apatow-produced rom-com Forgetting Sarah Marshall. The poster tags the movie as "The Ultimate Romantic Disaster Movie" and the design has a lite, slacker-esque feel that is somehow appealing to…

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  • WonderCon: Forgetting Sarah Marshall; Kristen Bell Talks Veronica Mars Movie

    Director Nicholas Stoller, star and writer Jason Segel, producer Shauna Robertson, and stars Kristen Bell, Russell Brand, Jack McBrayer and Mila Kunis were at WonderCon to promote Forgetting Sarah Marshall.  Judd Apatow was expected to be there but couldn't make it because he's sick. The cast had great comic chemistry on stage, and had the…

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  • Forgetting Sarah Marshall Red Band Movie Trailer

    Empire has the Red Band trailer (read: unrated) for the new Judd Apatow comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall. It's not really too different from the theatrical trailer, but includes Kristen Bell in a bikini in a sex scene, which makes it completely worth checking out. I'm still not completely sold on this one, but the last…

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  • Forgetting Sarah Marshall Movie Trailer

    Access Hollywood has the movie trailer for Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the new Judd Apatow-produced comedy. From Undeclared screenwriter Nicholas Stoller, comes the story of Peter Bretter (Jason Segel), who takes a Hawaii vacation in order to deal with recent break-up with his TV star girlfriend, Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell). Little does he know Sarah's traveling…

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