The Sundance Film Festival announced its New Frontier multimedia, live performance and panel discussion lineup and an added world premiere for the main fest: Andrew Fleming's comedy "Hamlet 2." By ...

Steve Coogan, center, performs the song -- brace yourself -- 'Rock Me Sexy Jesus' in the mind-bogglingly irreverent film 'Hamlet 2.' Alas, poor Steve Coogan. I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite ...

Although “Hamlet 2” faces no threat of censorship, Poehler’s brief aside helps explain the underlying appeal of “Hamlet 2” to distributors on the eve of its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.

The Sundance Film Festival set forth the lineup for its New Frontier multimedia, live performance and panel discussions and added a world premiere for the main event: Andrew Fleming's comedy "Hamlet 2 ...

The play's the thing in Hamlet, and it is in Hamlet 2 as well. It's just about the only thing that makes this intentionally cringe-inducing theatrical parody worth watching. Sure, Steve Coogan has his ...

Steve Coogan is the toast of Sundance. The British actor stars in the biggest acquisition of the film festival, "Hamlet 2," a bawdy comedy directed by Andy Fleming that takes politically incorrect ...

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Bold Local Artists of the Southern Tier, or BLAST, hosts the play ‘Hamlet 2: Better than the Original’ by Sam Bobrick from Feb. 14th to 23rd. This will occur at the Cider Mill ...

There’s nothing remarkable, or witty, or particularly engaging about Hamlet 2, a ragged comedy about a failed actor who tries to mount a science-fiction musical sequel to Shakespeare’s tragedy in a ...

Just to be clear, "Hamlet 2" has very little to do with the Shakespeare tragedy at all. It is a film about a band of high school misfits and their equally eccentric drama teacher, who bond while ...

The creative team behind Focus Features’ upcoming “Hamlet 2” didn’t set out to make a musical. But according to writer-director-exec producer Andrew Fleming, it’s the music that makes the film’s ...

Few writers can resist a Shakespeare gag, so please allow me to indulge: Hamlet 2 poses the question whether ’tis nobler to suffer the slings and arrows of clichéd comedy, or take arms against a sea ...