Seven years ago, director Peter Farrelly used the Toronto International Film Festival as a springboard to glory: His road movie "Green Book" had a relatively low-profile premiere on the Tuesday of the ...

The 'Melrose Place' and 'Charmed' actress teams up with director Bobby Farrelly for the third time. By Lily Ford Alyssa Milano is joining the cast of Bobby Farrelly‘s comedy Driver’s Ed, currently in ...

EXCLUSIVE: Following the November 25 Paramount+ launch of his holiday comedy Dear Santa, Bobby Farrelly has closed a deal to direct Driver’s Ed, a teen ensemble comedy to be fully financed and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This marks Farrelly’s latest solo directorial project after 2023’s Champions starring Woody Harrelson and the recently released ...

EXCLUSIVE: Sam Nivola, a stand-out in Season 3 of The White Lotus, is set to lead the new Bobby Farrelly comedy Driver’s Ed, which enters production in North Carolina next week. He joins a cast that ...

There’s a reason we keep coming back to the John Hughes formula of beloved teenage comedies. Not only are these coming-of-age stories a source of comfort, but they also offer a sense of nostalgia that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Both an obvious product of ’90s nostalgia and the definitive cure for it, Bobby Farrelly’s terminally innocuous “Driver’s Ed” can ...

Alyssa Milano has signed on to join the cast of the Bobby Farrelly-directed comedy Driver's Ed. The film is currently in production. This will be Milano's third collaboration with Farrelly after Hall ...

Bobby Farrelly is to direct 'Driver's Ed'. The 66-year-old filmmaker – who has worked on comedy films such as 'Dumb and Dumber' and 'Kingpin' with his brother Peter Farrelly – is set to take on the ...

Molly Shannon and Kumail Nanjiani also appear in the film about a high school student who hijacks his driving instructor's car in a bid to win back his college girlfriend. By Michael Rechtshaffen In ...

Seven years ago, director Peter Farrelly used the Toronto International Film Festival as a springboard to glory: His road movie “Green Book” had a relatively low-profile premiere on the Tuesday of the ...

The director tries to summon the spirit of his Farrelly Brothers heyday with a nominally modern-day high school road-trip movie about the friends we make (and the jokes we don't) along the way. It’s ...