I’m living up here and if you tell anyone about this, I will fucking kill you.
Rumors about the development of an Arrested Development movie pop up all the time like the good part of puberty. The problem is that when rumors first drop, there is a monsoon of excitement and hype, but the longer a movie only remains a rumor, all that wanes and concludes with a somber bow. So I remain skeptical, as bad as I want it to happen.
The latest tidbits come from an interview with Jeffrey Tambor (George Sr.). Tambor was asked if he is sick of people asking about the movie. He replied:
“Well no, because we’re doing it. We are going. It’s a go. I actually just this week talked to Mitch Hurwitz, so we’re doing it.”
“When the writer calls you, and the director, and the executive producer calls you, it’s a pretty good sign.”
Over the summer, Jason Bateman seemed to be pretty positive about the movie and stated that the movie:
“would not be just simply the equivalent of four episodes back to back to back. It’s actually something that would be specific to the medium of film.”
Then Michael Cera made this statement to National Post:
“I don’t think I would want to see a movie of the series if I was a fan, anyway…And I don’t really see a need for it if you can get the three seasons on DVD.”
Big superstar Michael Cera, already forgetting where he came from, turning his back on the people who propelled his career. I’m already sick of your gee-whiz-schtick anyways. And you know what? On this planet Earth, there is not one human being named “Nora.” They made that shit up for alliteration.