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Adam McKay is talking virtually the upcoming sequel to Anchorman, and if he's not using generous amounts of hyperbole, this movie might be equally epic as Cloud Atlas, which I heard was pretty ballsy. But here's what nosotros tin can take abroad from his latest interview with The Playlist: Anchorman: The Legend Continues will accept songs in it, it will deal with new media and the 24-hour news cycle, and basically every unmarried person in comedy will have speaking parts. The bad news: it killed a rap anthology inspired by Step Brothers that probably had something about boats and hoes on it. Bummer.

According to McKay, who has written and directed several movies with Volition Ferrell, Paramount wasn't exactly into the thought of Anchorman 2, despite its ongoing appeal. At least not until something else fell through. McKay was barely fifty-fifty planning a sequel to the 2004 hitting — instead, he was writing a sequel to 2008's Stride Brothers plus an accompanying rap anthology featuring the efforts of Lukash Gottwald, a music producer who had worked with the likes of Katy Perry, Ke$ha, and Nicki Minaj.

"[West]e really wrote 4 or v raps, roughs of them, and were going to release the 'Step Brothers' rap album," McKay said. "And I can't remember what happened, merely correct in the middle of information technology we suddenly got super decorated and everyone had to walk away and it'due south never been revived. We actually were halfway through writing it and Lukash was giving us beats, and we were going to practise it."

But despite the album going south, Step Brothers 2 might still be on the horizon: "It all depends on how the movie ages. If in v years people yet give a shit, perchance we'd practice information technology."

The silvery lining is, of course, another Anchorman movie. Currently in the rewriting phase, McKay is talking up some huge, live musical numbers, left over from a rejected attempt to bring Anchorman to the stage (for a half-dozen-month run that would atomic number 82 into another movie). He's also revealing (in another office of the interview) what the focus of the sequel will be: the present-day news cycle.

"…I hateful what is this 24 hours news, and this wall of white noise information, has it really been practiced for our country? … It's just funny that Americans have to contend with 2000 channels, and 60 different specific news sources, and the defoliation that information technology creates, and the junk that we get to encounter is hilarious. That'due south what nosotros're always kinda looking for, what's the point of view that's got life to it and plays."

That's pretty interesting, because how the beginning motion picture clearly took place in the 1970s, and the sequel will fast forward to the present. Will Ron Burgundy and the Channel 4 news squad historic period? Will they observe a fourth dimension machine? Given the irreverent nature of Adam McKay movies, the issue could be ignored altogether.

What is for sure is a "murderer'southward row" of comedians on board for bit parts and random appearances, like to how everyone funny in Hollywood showed up for the huge street fight between rival news teams in the first pic. Except this time — more than and bigger everything! Sounds like something Ron Burgundy would find equally appealing as rich mahogany.

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