Following thefirst trailerthat debuted back in July, Paramount Pictures has unveiled the second trailer forOffice Christmas Party. The studio has also unveiled three character posters featuringJennifer Aniston,T.J. Miller,Courtney B. Vance,Kate McKinnonandRob Corddry. This comedy could certainly shake things up at the box office next month, as the only wide release opening on December 9, one week before LucasFilm’sRogue One: A Star Wars Story.
Jennifer Anistonstars inOffice Christmas Partyas the CEO of a company who tries to close her hard-partying brother’s (Jason Bateman) branch. This leads the brother and his Chief Technical Officer to rally their co-workers and host an epic office Christmas party in an effort to impress a potential client and close a sale that will save their jobs. BothJennifer AnistonandJason Batemanlead a diverse cast of comedy and action all-stars, who can be seen in this outrageous trailer fromParamount Pictures.
T.J. Miller, who starred in the R-rated blockbusterDeadpoolearlier this year, leads the supporting cast which also includes a slew of talented actors.Kate McKinnon(Saturday Night LiveandGhostbusters),Olivia Munn(X-Men: Apocalypse),Abbey Lee(Mad Max: Fury Road,The Dark Tower),Jillian Bell(Workaholics),Jamie Chung(Once Upon a Time),Rob Corddry(Childrens' Hospital),Matt Walsh(Veep), andRandall Park(The Interview) are just a few of the supporting cast members. Hopefully we’ll get to see even more character posters featuring the rest of this cast partying hard.
Josh GordonandWill SpeckdirectOffice Christmas Partyfrom a script byJustin MalenandLaura Solon, based on a story byJon Lucas,Scott MooreandDan Mazer. This project serves as a reunion for the filmmakers and starsJennifer AnistonandJason Bateman, who all previously worked together onThe Switch.Justin Malenis writing the newBaywatchtheatrical remake, whileLaura Solonmakes her feature writing debut after writing forHot in Clevelandand other TV shows.
WithOffice Christmas Partyopening just a week before the highly-anticipatedRogue One: A Star Wars Story, that movie may cut into thisoutrageous comedy’s box office take. Still, with no other movies opening in wide release, it could have a big debut before thisStar Warsspin-off hits theaters. Take a look at the new trailer and posters as we awaitOffice Christmas Party’s release next month.
