Arrested Development (2011)

Director:

Mitchell Hurwitz

Writers:

Mitchell Hurwitz (creator: television series)
Mitchell Hurwitz (written by)
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Release Date:

2011 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

Get Arrested

Plot Keywords:

Brother Sister Relationship | Dumb Blonde | Orange County California | Cousin | Crooked Businessman

Status:

Announced | See complete list of 12,000 in-production titles »

Reviews:

Mitchell Hurwitz and James Vallely are working on the screenplay.

Status Updated:

5 October 2009

More Info:

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Cast

Michael Cera	...	George-Michael Bluth
Jason Bateman	...	Michael Bluth
David Cross	...	Tobias Fünke
Alia Shawkat	...	Maeby Fünke
Jeffrey Tambor	...	George Bluth Sr.
Will Arnett	...	George 'Gob' Bluth II
Portia de Rossi	...	Lindsay Bluth Fünke
Martin Short	...	(rumored)
Liza Minnelli	...	Lucille Austero
Tony Hale	...	Byron 'Buster' Bluth
Jessica Walter	...	Lucille Bluth
Mitchell Hurwitz
Justin Lee	...	Annyong Bluth

Directed by
Mitchell Hurwitz

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Mitchell Hurwitz		creator: television series
Mitchell Hurwitz		written by
James Vallely		written by

Produced by
P. Jennifer Dana	....	producer
Brian Grazer	....	producer
Ron Howard	....	executive producer
Mitchell Hurwitz	....	executive producer
James Vallely	....	co-executive producer

Cinematography by
Greg Harrington		(director of photography)

Production Companies

• Fox Searchlight Pictures
• Imagine Entertainment

Distributors

• Fox Searchlight Pictures (2010) (USA) (theatrical)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Filming Locations:

California, USA

Company:

Fox Searchlight Pictures

Trivia:

In the last scene of the TV series, executive producer and narrator Ron Howard is pitched with an idea for a show about the Bluth family. His reply: "I don't see it as a series. Maybe a movie."

Movie Connections:

Follows "Arrested Development" (2003)