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Título original: Get Him to the Greek

2010
12
1h 49min

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Un interno de la compañía discográfica es contratado para acompañar a la estrella de rock británica fuera de control Aldous Snow a un concierto en el Teatro Griego de Los Ángeles.Un interno de la compañía discográfica es contratado para acompañar a la estrella de rock británica fuera de control Aldous Snow a un concierto en el Teatro Griego de Los Ángeles.Un interno de la compañía discográfica es contratado para acompañar a la estrella de rock británica fuera de control Aldous Snow a un concierto en el Teatro Griego de Los Ángeles.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 14 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Russell Brand filmed scenes performing as rock star Aldous Snow at his sell-out comedy show "Scandalous", in front of 20,000 people, at the O2 arena in London. Jack Black and Jason Segel joined him on stage.

Pifias
In Las Vegas, the view out the window clearly shows the circular hotel tower of the old Sands hotel and casino, which was imploded in 1996.

Citas
Aldous Snow: When the world slips you a Jeffrey, stroke the furry wall.

Créditos adicionales
After the end credits role, Aaron Green's hallucination of Sergio's head appears saying, "Go home. Get the fuck out of the theater. The movie's over."

Versiones alternativas
There is also an unrated version which runs 5 minutes longer than the theatrical version.

Conexiones
Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Shutter Island/The Ghost Writer/Happy Tears (2010)

Banda sonora
African Child (Trapped In Me)
Written by Mike Viola
Performed by Infant Sorrow
Vocal by Russell Brand
Produced by Lyle Workman

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7/10

Amusing, if extremely raunchy

This quasi spin-off of Forgetting Sarah Marshall is definitely not as good as that comedy classic, though it has its moments. The music is straight up great. It's impressive that the songs in this satire of music films is better than most actual music films. The cast is reliable and there are plenty of legit laughs, however some of the raunchiness can be a bit much. It lacks the heart or consistency of FSM, but it's still a pretty entertaining comedy that makes good use of its stars.