Will Ferrell explains why he turned down £23 million to do Elf sequel in brutal six-word statement
Will Ferrell, however, did exactly that when he turned down £23 million to make a sequel to Elf. The iconic Christmas movie made a whopping $220 million off a budget of just $33 million.
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Will Ferrell Is Very Creeped Out by a Terrifying Buddy the Elf Animatronic
Elf rightfully holds a spot in the Christmas Movie Pantheon. A big reason why is because it features one of the best ...
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“I was offered a crazy amount of money”: Will Ferrell’s Biggest Reason For Not Making Elf 2 Despite 2003 Film’s Cult Classic Status
Despite the commercial success and cult status of 2003's Elf, Will Ferrell remains hesitant to tackle a sequel for one ...
Will Ferrell shares his secret to being so hilarious
You’re never not afraid,” the funnyman says of his early days in comedy. “That fear is something you can use to get to the ...
Will Ferrell Shares He Got the 'Elf' Costume He Wore to the NHL Game on Amazon
During Ferrell’s PEOPLE interview with Reese Witherspoon, his costar in the new comedy You’re Cordially Invited, she asks him ...
Chloe Bennet Joins Jonas Brothers in Disney+ Christmas Movie (EXCLUSIVE)
Chloe Bennet will join the Jonas Brothers in their upcoming Christmas comedy movie for Disney+. The "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D ...
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