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Ever since Steve Carell announced that he would be leaving the hit NBC sitcom The Office, a frantic search has been going on to find the right person to take his place. As one of NBC‘s only successful shows, it was very important for the network to find a replacement that would not only keep the show successful but, hopefully, add to that success. It was announced yesterday that Saturday Night Live player turned movie star Will Ferrell has been hired to join the cast of The Office but not to take Carell‘s place … Ferrell will be guesting on the show to help send off Carell’s character in style.

Here are a couple photos of funny man Steve Carell and hottie man Ryan Gosling filming a scene at Westfield Century City here in LA this past Monday for their new film Untitled Marital Crisis Comedy. As far as I know, and according to IMDB, this is the actual name of the film … kinda in the same vein as the spoof comedy film Not Another Teen Movie. In any event, Steve and Ryan looked quite the bosom buddies on set earlier this week:

As I understand it, Steve plays a guy whose wife (played by Julianne Moore) wants a divorce … so he goes to a life coach (played by Ryan Gosling) to try and save his marriage. I would assume there will be quite the opportunity for Carell‘s comedic stylings to provide the laughter. You know, as much as I love Ryan Gosling in serious dramatic roles, I think I love him even more when he’s being funny. He was amazing in Lars and the Real Girl and that was fairly humorous. I’m guessing that he will be showcasing his comedic talents in this new flick. We’re gonna hafta wait until next year to see Untitled Marital Crisis Comedy in theaters but if Gosling is in it, I’ll be there to see it.

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The stars of the new big screen movie version of Get Smart were joined by various guests at the Hollywood premiere of their new movie at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood, CA last night. Here are a few pics from the Get Smart premiere’s red carpet:

As far as movie adaptations of popular (oftentimes classic) TV shows go, the results are usually hit or miss (mostly miss). Off the top of my head, I remember not really liking the movie versions of Bewitched, The Mod Squad, Scooby Doo, The Dukes of Hazzard and The Flintstones. I did like The Brady Bunch, Mission: Impossible, Josie and the Pussycats, Popeye and of course Sex and the City. So really, it’s anyone’s guess if these movie adaptions will turn out worthwhile until they actually get released. I used to love watching Get Smart … it was one of those shows that aired during the day so I could only watch it when I stayed home from school on vacation or when I was sick. It always felt like such a treat to be able to watch the show (most prolly cuz I got to stay home from school). I’m encouraged that they put together a great cast to make the film … and I’ve been liking all the trailers and TV ads that have been released thus far. This movie is deffo on my list of summer movies to see. Steve Carell is a funny, funny man … I think he will make a great Secret Agent Maxwell Smart … at least, that’s my hope.

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