UK Trailer & Poster For Will Ferrell’s Everything Must Go

2011 not just here in the UK but around the world the recession has destroyed people,couples, families, pensioners people loosing there jobs as easy as buying a newspaper. Not working is one of the most demoralising things a person can face as they try and sort their lives out and sometimes  you do silly things , like for example drink obsessively become a alcoholic like Will Ferrell’s character in Everything Must Go.

We’reused to seeing  Ferrell been what he’s good at been stupid as well funny Everything Thing Must Go sees the actor take a slightly directions slipping out of his comfort zone of comedy into a more dramatic role but still funny at the same. Its a risky move sometimes when actors renowned for a particular genre of movie trying something different  most of the time usually successful performing naturally when they try that different genre Angelina Jolie and a few years before her Tom Cruise both now look great in action movies. Ferrell plays  an alcoholic man man whose just lost his job comes back home finds all his possession lying scattered over his front lawn and his wife has left him and so for a week he sets up house in the front garden and confronts his problems.

This movie premièred at 2010 Toronto Film festival along with a cinematic run Stateside in spring (and has now been released DVD now) and gathered fantastic praise from the critics. On 14th October the movie is heading to the UK for a theatrical release  thanks to G2 Pictures who have today sent us the new UK trailer along  with new poster check both out below.

Everything Must Go also stars  Rebecca Hall, Stephen Root, Laura Dern, Michael Peña, Glenn Howerton, Shannon Whirry, Jason Spisak. The film is directed by Dan Rush.

After delivering an inspiring presentation to his sales staff, Nick is summarily fired for falling off the wagon one last time. He returns home to discover his wife has left him, changed the locks on their suburban home and dumped all his possessions out on the front yard. Faced with his life imploding, Nick puts it all on the line, or more accurately, on the lawn.