It can't really be said that "Role Models," the David Wain-written (with Ken Marino and Paul Rudd) and -directed 2008 comedy didn't get enough love. It more than doubled its budget at the box office, which is perfectly great. Still, as much as people enjoyed it, "Role Models" hasn't really been on the path to a sequel like other popular comedies have. Wain told MTV last year that he'd like to do a sequel or a spin-off, but that's as far as things have gone.
Well at least one person is interested in coming back for more "Role Models": King Argotron himself, Ken Jeong. Speaking to MTV's Josh Horowitz on the Independent Spirit Awards red carpet last week, Jeong excitedly talked about his desire to reprise his role.
"You're talking about sequels. Someone on Twitter-- yeah, I tweet, so what?" he said, looking directly at the camera, as if waiting to be challenged, before continuing. "Someone on Twitter actually said 'you should do Role Models 2.' David Wain, the director, and I follow each other, so I immediately re-tweeted that to David Wain." Read More...
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In last year’s hit comedy “Role Models,” Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott played two ne’er-do-well energy drink salesmen forced into a youth mentoring program called Sturdy Wings. There they met Augie, a medieval role-playing enthusiast and Ronnie, a dirty-minded bundle of pre-teen energy. In between the hijinks and boob jokes, all four of them end up learning a few lessons -- and the movie became one of 2008’s highest grossing R-rated comedies. 
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