Will Arnett News

"Arrested Development," despite becoming a cult classic and instant favorite among many viewers, had a short, yet memorable three-season run.

Will Arnett is popping up on a new primetime sitcom soon. Yes, it's the one you'd assume it is.

Will Arnett is going to space, which has nothing to do with the puppet in this picture.

Iron Man 2 and Tropic Thunder writer Justin Theroux is penning a new draft of Space Invaders -not based on the video game.

Will Arnett will join his wife, Amy Poehler, on "Parks and Recreation" later this season.

Hulu's top 40 is teeming with shows that were too quirky , epic , and out-there to succeed on network television.

Monsters. Versus. Aliens. Sure, the title promises everything you could ever want, but does the movie deliver? On the day of her dream wedding, mild-mannerd/normal-sized Susan Murphy is hit by a meteor .

To the beloved actor, Will Arnett: I love your work and let me begin by saying, Annyong! But I would like to make a request that you stop being such a bitch about the "Arrested Development" movie.

The cast of 'Arrested Development.' The highly anticipated " Arrested Development " movie is still arrested, but not for the reason everyone thinks.

We've been girl-crushing on Kristen Bell ever since she played a wise-cracking, mystery-solving teen sleuth on Veronica Mars .

Fox hogs the news today with the good , the bad , the overdone and some other stuff, too.

Will Arnett will re-team with the creative forces behind Arrested Development for a new Fox comedy series.

Although it's not the Arrested Development movie quite yet, there is a reunion of sorts in the hopper.

"Arrested Development" series creator/executive producer Mitch Hurwitz, co-star Will Arnett and co-executive producer Jim Vallely have teamed for another Fox comedy, says The Hollywood Reporter .

Will Arnett is an affable type who usually doesn't have to force a smile. On a cool morning in Los Angeles, however, the comedian is frowning.

Stephen Cole Last updated on Thursday, Jul. 23, 2009 03:14PM EDT G -Force Directed by Hoyt Yeatman Written by Cormac Wibberley and Marianne Wibberley Featuring the voices of Nicolas Cage, Sam Rockwell, Jon Favreau, Penelope Cruz, Tracy Morgan and Steve Buscemi, and starring Bill Nighy, Will Arnett and Loudon Wainwright III Classification: PG ...

Disney From left, Juarez and Darwin stop to smell the woodchips. It's hard to believe that if any A-list actor were approached by a director named Hoyt Yeatman and a writing team who call themselves "The Wibberlys" to be in a cartoon movie with the tagline "Gadgets, Gizmos and Guinea Pigs," he or she would think this is a good idea.

Guinea pigs save the world in the new animated film "G-Force," which opens at local cineplexes on July 24.

'Here is the deal with animated films," Will Arnett is saying. "It's not just the idea that the possibilities are endless.

Western Massachusetts native Jeff Smith was gracious enough to share some information about his upcoming Arrested Development documentary : Of all the people you interviewed, who most closely resembled their character? Most resembled, that's easy.