Out of all the things to give someone, a real live camel is not one of them. But Ben Stiller still thought it would be a good idea to give Jimmy Kimmel one because he read it on Wikipedia that JK likes camels. That idea was as funny as Stiller’s movies. What was funny though were some of the jokes that Kimmel made up the incident and he’s not the “genius” that Ben is suppose to be. But the real pisser of it all is when the camel decided to release some of the extra water he stores in his humps. Dang that thing peed more than a frat boy the morning after a really good party. Take a look at the floor after Guillermo takes the camel out to see the pond he left on the floor. Dang and he still has him manly humps, he is lovely manly humps. BTW after the camel is gone stop watching the interview because even Jimmy couldn’t make him watchable.
Tonight on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12:05 he will have on Tim Daly and Common.
Ben Stiller broke his arm in a snowboarding accident according to Gatecrasher and their write up of the incident was funnier than almost all of his films.
Ben Stiller was admitted to N.Y.’s Mount Sinai Hospital on Sunday with trauma to his paw. The funnyman’s injuries were a little less traumatic.
Amidst much secrecy, “one of the hospital’s top hand specialists was called in to treat him,” a snitch on the scene reports. Of the mangled mit his rep had only this to say, “I can confirm that he broke his hand snowboarding.”
Stiller may have had to spend a scary “Night at the Museum,” but the comedy king got away with only an afternoon at the hospital.
I heard it snowed in NYC, but I didn't hear it snowed enough to snowboard in. Maybe that is how he broke his hand.
BTW the Gatecrasher article also talks about how Shia LaBeouf's accident was worst than we thought.
Tom Cruise and Ben Stiller are teaming up for "Hardy Men," a buddy action comedy based on the fictional teen sleuths known as the Hardy Boys. The long-in-development project sees the Hardy Boys grown up but not speaking to each other, having been estranged for many years. They are forced to overcome sibling rivalry when they reunite to solve a mystery. Shawn Levy is attached to direct the film for 20th Century Fox, which is hoping for a shoot in 2008. The project is out to writers. Stiller and Levy are stars on the Fox lot thanks to their collaboration on the holiday hit "Night at the Museum," which has earned more than $460 million at the worldwide box office to date. "The Hardy Boys" was a long-running book series that began in 1927 and was written by various ghost writers under the pen name Franklin W. Dixon. The series focused on two teenage brothers, Frank and Joe Hardy, amateur detectives who often assisted their father, a private detective, in solving crimes. Cruise and Stiller previously teamed up to shoot a behind-the-scenes spoof of "Mission: Impossible II" for the MTV Movie Awards.
Since both of them are on my must not see movie list, there is no way in heck I would go to see this. That is my excuse, what will be anyone’s excuse who actually does go to see it? I mean the two of them together doing this story is worse than all Razzie noms put together. Whoever greenlit this movie should be fired before they can say Hardy.
Ben Stiller will executive produce and direct a half-hour comedy for CBS that will star his wife, Christine Taylor. Variety says CBS has given a pilot commitment to the project, which will be loosely based on Taylor’s life. Stiller won’t be a series regular, but he is expected to make guest appearances on the show should it get picked up to series. Ajay Sahgal (It’s a Shame About Ray) will write the pilot and serve as executive producer. CBS sister studio CBS Paramount Network Television will produce. The project is about an actress married to a movie star who contends with her family members and their involvement in her life. Stiller and Taylor have two kids, but the character will not be a mom.
Tom Cruise and Ben Stiller are teaming up for "Hardy Men," a buddy action comedy based on the fictional teen sleuths known as the Hardy Boys. The long-in-development project sees the Hardy Boys grown up but not speaking to each other, having been estranged for many years. They are forced to overcome sibling rivalry when they reunite to solve a mystery. Shawn Levy is attached to direct the film for 20th Century Fox, which is hoping for a shoot in 2008. The project is out to writers. Stiller and Levy are stars on the Fox lot thanks to their collaboration on the holiday hit "Night at the Museum," which has earned more than $460 million at the worldwide box office to date. "The Hardy Boys" was a long-running book series that began in 1927 and was written by various ghost writers under the pen name Franklin W. Dixon. The series focused on two teenage brothers, Frank and Joe Hardy, amateur detectives who often assisted their father, a private detective, in solving crimes. Cruise and Stiller previously teamed up to shoot a behind-the-scenes spoof of "Mission: Impossible II" for the MTV Movie Awards.
