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Death Valley (aka Mojave)• Eric as Josh • Now available on DVD IMDB | |
Sunshine Cleaning• Eric as Randy • In theaters March 13, 2009 IMDB | OFFICIAL SITE |
Fired Up• Eric as Nick Brady • Available on DVD IMDB | OFFICIAL SITE |
"Community"• Eric as Vaughn (recurring) • Thursdays 8/7c on NBC IMDB | OFFICIAL SITE |
The Back-Up Plan• Eric as Clive • In theaters April 16, 2010 IMDB | OFFICIAL SITE |
The Six Wives of Henry Lefay• Eric as Lloyd • Release to be announced IMDB | |
"NCIS: Los Angeles"• Eric as Marty Deeks (guest star) • Tuesdays 9/8c on CBS IMDB | OFFICIAL SITE |
The Thing• Eric as ... • In theaters April 29, 2011 IMDB | |
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• Title: Dumb & Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd• Character: Lloyd Christmas • Additional cast: Derek Richardson, Eugene Levy, Rachel Nichols, Shia LaBeouf, Luis Guzman, Mimi Rogers, Elden Henson, William Lee Scott • Director: Troy Miller • Writers: Troy Miller, Robert Brener • Release date: June 13, 2003 • Distributor: New Line Cinema • Genre: Comedy • Tagline: Before the first movie, there was high school. They missed the bus. • Runtime: 85 minutes • MPAA rating: PG-13 • Domestic gross: $26,276,465 • Official site: n/a |
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| Set back in the 80s when Harry (Derek Richardson) met Lloyd (Eric Christian Olsen) in high school where they cross paths with a mean principal (Eugene Levy) and a bunch of other outcasts much like themselves. |
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• This is a prequel to the 1994 comedy Dumb & Dumber starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.
• Eric was repeatedly denied the role of Lloyd because the producers thought he was "too good-looking". It was only after seeing some home-video footage of Eric in full make-up improvising a scene with already-cast Derek Richardson that they gave him the role. • Many of the young actors in the film were cast largely due to being huge Dumb & Dumber fans. • Eric and Shia LaBeouf also co-star in thriller Eagle Eye. • Both Eric and Mimi Rogers were series regulars on ""The Loop". • Eric is featured on the DVD commentary. |
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• You see, unfortunately for everyone involved, the script sucks to high heaven and despite the two leads trying their best (Eric Christian Olsen does a great Jim Carrey!), nothing really comes together other than one or two small sketch scenes and a couple of one-liners here and there. - JoBlo.com
• On a positive note, the leads do an effective job of aping their more famous predecessors. - Premiere.com • To their credit, Olsen and Richardson do pass muster as younger versions of the Jim Carrey/Jeff Daniels double act (Olsen is particularly credible, even sounding like Carrey did in the original). Between them, thanks to their continued child-like innocence and inability to grasp the complexities of the real world, they manage to squeeze a smattering of laughs from the material. - Empire Online • I don't think it wanted to try to be like the first film, because it knew that it couldn't be and never would be. So it's just a sappy little 90-minute movie with a few good gags and a notably convincing portrayal of a younger Jim Carrey (or Lloyd Chrismas) from Eric Christian Olsen. His face is often contorted with an arched eyebrow. To those who said he didn't look like Jim Carrey: shame on you. He's even got the movements and physical gestures down pat. - WiredOnMovies.com |