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Ben Stiller's new absurd comedy stars actors from "Rick & Morty" and "Ratatouille"

According to MovieWeb Ben Stiller will return to sports comedy in "The Dink," featuring beloved actors and introducing Pickleball on the big screen. Directed by Josh Greenbaum, the film also includes the highly anticipated "Spaceballs 2" written by Sean Clements.


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Ben Stiller, Patton Oswalt, Chris Parnell, Martin Kove, Christine Taylor, Chloe Fineman, Aaron Chen, and John McEnroe star in The Dink, so reports Deadline. It's a film about a former tennis pro who turns to Pickleball to gain his father's approval and rescue a club. The cast also includes Jake Johnson, Mary Steenburgen, Andy Roddick, and Ed Harris. Stiller plays a key role in the ensemble, with his character's nature yet to be revealed. No release date has been announced.


Is a Dodgeball Sequel in the Works? The movie, starring Vince Vaughn and Ben Stiller, is a beloved classic in sports comedy. Alongside other favorites like Happy Gilmore and Blades of Glory, Dodgeball has a loyal fan base and has influenced many to take up the sport.

Fans have eagerly awaited the return of Average Joes Gym for a second tournament, but production obstacles have delayed progress. Speculation about a Dodgeball sequel has circulated for years, with last year's confirmation that Dodgeball 2 is in the works, including Vaughn's interest in reprising his role as Peter La Fleur. However, no recent updates have been released.


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Vaughn is open to a return, but Stiller is hesitant about bringing back White Goodman. Justin Long, who played Justin in the original film, shared this information. Stiller is concerned about potentially damaging the original's legacy, possibly due to the reception of Zoolander 2. Long also expressed his desire for a sequel, mentioning Stiller's apprehension about revisiting a beloved and well-liked project.



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