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| Born | June 17, 1970 |
| Hometown | Alameda, California, United States |
| Net worth | $14 million |
| Height | 5'9" (1.75m) |
| Spouse | Olivia Modling |
| Partner | January Jones |
| Parents | Patricia C. Forte , Orville Willis Forte III |
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Opinion: ‘Strays’ is a raunchy, hilarious reminder of a real problem
- No one is going to see ‘Strays’ looking for a serious message at pet homelessness, writes historian Neil J. Young, but the movie does feature a topic with a centuries-long history, which can serve as a reminder that domesticated animals, like their humans, need systemic change to mitigate financial, social and climate-related precarity.
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| Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Emmy (Primetime) | Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series | The Last Man on Earth | Nominated |
| 2015 | Emmy (Primetime) | Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series | The Last Man on Earth | Nominated |
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- EntertainmentConsequence of Sound
Strays Director Explains the Film’s Funniest Cameos, and His Caution Over Puppy Peril
Also, here's why an under-the-radar Snoop Dogg track was the perfect song for the film's closing credits. Strays Director Explains the Film’s Funniest Cameos, and His Caution Over Puppy Peril Liz Shannon Miller
- EntertainmentUSA TODAY
The 10 best Will Ferrell movies, ranked (from 'Anchorman' to 'Barbie' and 'Strays')
Will Ferrell is pulling double duty, playing a Mattel CEO in "Barbie" and a talking dog in "Strays." To celebrate, we're ranking his 10 best movies.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Strays, review: Will Ferrell’s doggie Jackass definitely isn’t for pups
There’s a way of describing the plot of Strays which would give you entirely the wrong idea about who this live-action comedy is for. A lovable Border Terrier called Reggie (voiced, Babe-style, by Will Ferrell) is lost and trying to find his owner (Will Forte), who is many hundreds of miles away. Reggie teams up with a streetwise Boston Terrier called Bug (Jamie Foxx), who helps him on the long, perilous journey home, along with two other pooches, who help Reggie stand on his own four feet.
- EntertainmentCOMINGSOON.net
Strays Review: Doggy Style Dis-Member, Meant
This dog's purpose is to make you laugh. The post Strays Review: Doggy Style Dis-Member, Meant appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
- EntertainmentDeadline
‘Strays’ Review: Will Ferrell And Jamie Foxx In Scrappy, Raunchy, Sweet, R-Rated Talking-Dog Movie – What More Could You Want?
From Lassie and Rin Tin Tin to 101 Dalmatians, Old Yeller, My Dog Skip, Homeward Bound, A Dog’s Purpose and on and on, the canine genre has been a staple of Hollywood movies for decades. I suppose it was only a matter of time before someone got the idea to make a balls-out, foul-mouthed, R-rated …
- EntertainmentCinemaBlend
Critics Have Seen Strays And They Did Not Hold Back With Their Thoughts About Will Ferrell’s R-Rated Talking Dog Comedy
Critics have seen Will Ferrell's new comedy Strays, so what are they saying about the upcoming talking-dog movie?
- EntertainmentWhat To Watch
Meet the Strays cast: who voices the dogs in the Will Ferrell comedy
The voice cast of Strays is filled with recognizable voices, but find out who exactly is behind the dogs that star in the comedy right here.
- EntertainmentAZCentral | The Arizona Republic
'Strays' is hands-down the most obscene talking-dog movie ever made. But not the funniest
Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx star in "Strays," a gross-out, talking-dog comedy. It has some funny, if one-note, moments. And it earns the R rating.
- EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK
Strays review: Inappropriate dog comedy has more bark than bite
Strays tells the story of Reggie, a dog abandoned by its owner who decides to get revenge on him.
- EntertainmentCinemaBlend
Strays Review: A Live-Action Dog Comedy That’s More Impressive Than Funny
It has its comedic bright spots, including a satisfying finale, but it relies far too heavily on pointing at commonly recognized idiosyncrasies and aims consistently at low-hanging fruit.
