'Zoolander' Almost Had to Cut This One Joke to Avoid an R Rating
"I had to talk about other movies that had come out that had worse things in them."
"I had to talk about other movies that had come out that had worse things in them."
The 2001 comedy Zoolander is still widely popular with audiences nearly 25 years after its release. However, Ben Stiller recalled how one of the movie's funniest gags almost didn't see the light of day due to the threat of an R rating. Stiller recalled the anecdote while chowing down on hot wings on the latest episode of Hot Ones . The subject came up when host Sean Evans asked him about his 2004 film Meet the Fockers , which underwent a similar issue due to the title bearing close resemb...
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