If the release of Between Two Ferns: The Movie just means we get a steady stream of awkward interviews with celebrities and Zach Galifianakis for the rest of the year, I’m more than okay with that. So far we’ve gotten full interviews with Paul Rudd, Benedict Cumberbatch, Keanu Reeves, Brie Larson, and now we’ve got Adam Scott. Like the other interviews, it’s mostly a series of relentless insults at the expense of the guest who would never tolerate such “questions” in a real interview, but because this is a bit, they just kind of sit there …

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Keanu Reeves visits Between Two Ferns for a harsh but hilarious roast.

Netflix’s comedy YouTube channel, Netflix Is A Joke, has released the full Zach Galifianakis sit-down with Keanu Reeves from Between Two Ferns: The Movie. In the film, Zach embarks on a cross-country odyssey with his small public access crew, interviewing celebs along the way in the hopes of pleasing Will Ferrell and warranting a real network talk show. One of those interviewees is the cherished Reeves, who gets less than ninety seconds of screen time in the film. Keanu has been riding high since the John Wick franchise re-ignited his career. He’s also got one …

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On the heels of the extended interview with Paul Rudd from Between Two Ferns: The Movie, Netflix has now released an extended interview with Benedict Cumberbatch. For those who haven’t seen the film, the plot involves Zack Galifianakis and his crew hitting the road to get more interviews with celebrities so that Funny or Die will grant Zack his own talk show that isn’t on public access. The “interview” with Cumberbatch goes about as well as can be expected with Galifianakis never quite getting Cumberbatch’s name right, a discussion over why British people use the C-word …

On the heels of the extended interview with Paul Rudd from Between Two Ferns: The Movie, Netflix has now released an extended interview with Benedict Cumberbatch. For those who haven’t seen the film, the plot involves Zack Galifianakis and his crew hitting the road to get more interviews with celebrities so that Funny or Die will grant Zack his own talk show that isn’t on public access. The “interview” with Cumberbatch goes about as well as can be expected with Galifianakis never quite getting Cumberbatch’s name right, a discussion over why British people use the C-word …

Funny or Die's web series Between Two Ferns is now a Netflix movie. Here are the funniest celeb appearances as they get roasted by Zach Galifianakis.

Between Two Ferns: The Movie is full of hilarious moments and wickedly funny lines, and here are the 10 at which we laughed the hardest.

I expected Netflix's Between Two Ferns: The Movie to deliver the goods when it came to star Zach Galifianakis (playing a fictional version of himself, as he did in the popular Funny or Die series of the same name), shot some real zingers at his celebrity guests. What I never expected was Netflix to actually release an uncut, and thereby extended, version of Galifianakis' interview with Paul Rudd. The interview we get in the movie only lasts a few minutes but this newer, uncut version runs a little longer and goes big with its negging and its punchlines. Some …

Netflix's Between Two Ferns: The Movie features two dozen celebrity cameos. Here's every major star who is awkwardly interviewed by Zach Galifianakis.

Between Two Ferns valiantly attempts to branch out beyond its iconic interview segments, but ultimately the best parts are still Zach Galifianakis vs. the A-List.

Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis launched on the sketch comedy website Funny or Die back in 2008. The premise is pretty simple: the show uses public access production values while comedian Zach Galifianakis plays a deadpan, cutting interviewer talking to celebrities. A typical interaction will be something like Galifianakis asking Ben Stiller if he ever thought about going into comedy like his parents, and Stiller quietly stewing. The premise works because not only does Galifianakis have great comic delivery and timing, but because it works as a surreal, inverse take on the fawning celebrity interview. It lets us indulge …

Between Two Ferns: The Movie hits Netflix on September 20th, and director Scott Aukerman is joined by star Lauren Lapkus to preview all the jokes.

Between Two Ferns: The Movie hits Netflix on September 20th, and director Scott Aukerman is joined by star Lauren Lapkus to preview all the jokes.

Netflix releases the Between Two Ferns: The Movie trailer for the mockumentary based on the original series hosted by Zach Galifianakis.

Netflix has released the trailer for Between Two Ferns: The Movie. Based on the long-running Funny or Die sketch series where Zach Galifianakis dryly insults his famous guests and asks them humiliating questions, the feature-length film will see Galifianakis and his “crew” (fellow comic actors Lauren Lapkus, Ryan Gaul, and Jiavani Linayo) hitting the road to regain his “reputation” after almost killing Matthew McConaughey during an interview. This means interviewing other famous people and more embarrassing questions. On the one hand, this looks like just a series of Between Two Ferns sketches stitched together by a loose road-…

Netflix in September means a new season of Disenchantment, a Between Two Ferns movie, Sacha Baron Cohen as a spy, and more.

Over a decade since the comedic improvisational interview series Between Two Ferns first began, Zach Galifianakis returns with a feature film.