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Johnny Knoxville to Take a Ride on Willie Nelson's Handlebars

By Dustin Rowles | Posted Under Trade News | Comments (7)



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Settle in, folks. Place your hand on your significant other’s left breast. Grab some Ben & Jerry’s, cause we got some SCOOP.

(That was fun; I feel like a perverted E! Entertainment reporter)

I was doing some Internet sleuthing earlier today, and I typed into the little Google box “Mustache Rides” and “Broken Lizard” because obviously those are the two things that preoccupy my mind most of the day. I hit “get lucky” because I like a fortuitous Internet search, and lo and behold, I come across an electronic press kit from last year for Broken Lizard’s Slammin Salmon’. And in that little press release, I discover that Broken Lizard member Paul Soter is developing a movie called Moustache Riders for Paramount, which is set to star Willie Nelson and Johnny Knoxville.

That’s old news, I guess. So, I dial up my old friend, The Hollywood Cog, and I ask him/her about Moustache Rides, and he/she says, “You’re great and all, Dustin, but oral sex is not something I was hoping to get out of this relationship.” And I’m like, no no … that’s not what I meant. What I meant was, do you know anything about this Broken Lizard movie, Moustache Riders. And he/she says with a sigh of relief, “Oh. Yeah. I got something for you.”

Turns out, Paramount is developing a movie called Moustache Riders that was originally scripted by the Broken Lizard gang, but it apparently needs a little more work before it’s up to snuff, by which I mean: good enough to even qualify as a bad Broken Lizard movie. And Moustache Riders will, indeed, star Johnny Knoxville and Willie Nelson (Nelson’s the one with the moustache, after all. Also, the bong.).

Want more? The movie is meant to be a comedic take on The Treasure of Sierra Madre, that old Humphrey Bogart flick based on B. Traven’s novel about some men huntin’ for gold down in Mexico. I’m not really sure how the moustache rides fits into the equation, but I do know that Spike Jonze is one of the producers of this movie, which makes sense because he collaborates with Johnny Knoxville on the Jack-Ass movies.

Who knows if Moustache Riders will ever actually make it to the big screen, but it at least has an interesting triumvirate in Broken Lizard, Johnny Knoxville, and Willie Nelson. Two wrongs rarely make a right. But Willie Nelson could bend it in the right direction.

You know something else I learned? There’s lot of ways to spell “moustache.” I prefer the Canadian method.









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Comments

Are you high, Dustin? Not accusing you of anything, the narrative of this piece just seems a little... blurry-eyed.

Posted by: the_wakeful at March 2, 2010 5:41 PM

When reporting on Willie Nelson, being a little blurry-eyed is a prerequisite

Posted by: Uncle JR at March 2, 2010 6:02 PM

If you smoke Willy's whiskers you'll turn into Woody Harrelson. True story.

Posted by: Gozer at March 2, 2010 7:13 PM

I once was in a crowded elevator with Willie Nelson and he let one rip and everybody in the elevator got so redonculously stoned that I punched out a delivery boy and we ate his pizza.

True story.

Posted by: Roaddog at March 2, 2010 8:10 PM

OH MY GOD YOU PUT A PICTURE OF MY BOYFRIEND ON PAGIBA YOU PUT A PICTURE OF MY BOYEIFNE ON PAJOIBA

run run run circlesssssssssssss

WILLIE WILLIE WILLLIIIIIEEEEEEE!!!! I LOVES HIM I LOVE HM I LOSVE HIM SO MUCH!!!!!!


/SOBS

/FAINTS

/AWAKES WANTING TO MAKE OUT WITH WILLIE

/PUTS ON VINYL

Whiskey River take my mind.

Posted by: Snuggiepants the Deathbringer at March 2, 2010 8:10 PM

Great, you broke Snuggiepants. That's why we don't smoke weed, Dustin, it'll inevitably lead to horrible implosions (of the mind).

Posted by: The_wakeful at March 2, 2010 8:42 PM

This sounds ... sad.
Perhaps Willie, in a moment of clarity, will wake up and shout, "Why the hell did I sign up for this?!"
A take off of "Sierra Madre"?. They coudn't come up with, like, a real story, so they just stick stoner frat-boy jokes in someone else's?
Crap ...

Posted by: rajah rabbit at March 3, 2010 9:34 AM