‘Eurovision’ Trailer: Will Ferrell & Rachel McAdams Sing The Story Of ‘Fire Saga’

Edinburgh is known for being one of the world’s spookiest cities.So when Will Ferrell pranked his co-star Rachel McAdams that a ghost was stalking her when they were in the city filming Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, you can understand why she fell for it.The 41-year-old Canadian actress, whose credits include Mean Girls, The Notebook and Spotlight, admitted she was left “terrified” and Hollywood comedy star Will was so worried about her state of mind that he fessed up that it

Björk videos to prepare for her role in Netflix movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga.Also starring Will Ferrell, the movie tells the story of two budding Icelandic musicians hoping to make it to the final of the iconic song contest.

Nope, that’s not actually Rachel McAdams singing in the new Netflix movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. But, we think you should know more about the woman who provided that amazing singing voice!

Also Read: 'Eurovision Song Contest' Film Review: Will Ferrell as an Icelandic Wannabe Pop Star?McAdams said she felt horribly for the film’s first assistant director who had to hype up the Eurovision audience so they could get the appropriate crowd shots.“He was like, ‘Give it up for Will and Rachel!’ And everyone’s waving their little flags like (eye roll), ‘When is the show starting,” she said of the experience. “I was just so glad they didn’t make me go up there.

Rachel McAdams had quite a quarantine adventure with her loved ones.

Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams are in the early stages of working on a follow-up to hit 2005 comedy Wedding Crashers.

Rachel McAdams stars in the new Netflix movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga and her character’s singing voice is AMAZING in the film… but it’s not actually Rachel singing.

Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams team up to play the ambitious, fame-thirsty Icelanders of the musical duo Fire Saga in Eurovision Song Contest. The comedy movie, which starts streaming on Netflix on Friday, sees Ferrell and McAdams battle it out with other musical acts to win the European competition.

Rachel McAdams is ready to bring the laughs and her musical talent to the new Netflix comedy “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga” opposite Will Ferrell. From her home in Los Angeles, the Canadian actress tells ET Canada’s Carlos Bustamante she’s been making the most of her time in isolation with her family ahead of the release of her new movie.

Wedding Crashers sequel could be on the way.Speaking in a new interview, the pair – who have reunited for new Netflix movie, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga – discussed a potential follow-up to the 2005 comedy they starred in alongside Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.“Wedding Crashers 2, yeah.

Rachel McAdams is opening up about being a working mom!

In 2005, filmmaker David Dobkin struck comedy gold with “Wedding Crashers,” an oafish, but hilarious bromantic buddy comedy—shades of Todd Phillips’ “Old School”— with some earnest notes of sweetness that has become something of a contemporary comedy classic (it celebrates its 15th anniversary this summer, please call us so we can do an Oral history of this masterpiece, David).

Rachel McAdams shared her experience bringing her and Jamie Linden’s son on set for the first time.“I was pretty ready to go back [to work] by the time I did,” the actress, 41, told Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday, June 23. “He was almost 2.

Also Read: Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams Humiliate Iceland in New Look at 'Eurovision' Parody (Video)But in the Ferrell canon, “Eurovision Song Contest” is a workmanlike, “Blades of Glory”-level effort, never as funny as you want it to be no matter how hard it tries or how silly its actors look.Director David Dobkin has ventured down this road before, successfully in “Wedding Crashers” and less so in “Fred Claus” and “Shanghai Knights.” (His best work is probably in drama, with 1998’s “Clay

Rachel McAdams is opening up about her new experience as a working mom.ET's Kevin Frazier spoke to the 41-year-old actress about her new film,, which she stars in opposite Will Ferrell. Ferrell and McAdams play Icelandic singers in the comedy, who are given a chance to represent their country at the Eurovision Song Contest.McAdams talked to ET about shooting the film in Iceland and Scotland, and about actually getting to bring her young son along.

1. Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga Movie Directed by Wedding Crashers’ David Dobkin, this laugher finds Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams starring as two small-town singers who get a chance to fulfil their dream of competing in the world’s biggest song contest.When: Friday on Netflix

Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams compete in an international singing competition in the trailer for Netflix's Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. The comedy follows aspiring musicians Lars (Ferrell) and Sigrit (McAdams), who are given the opportunity of a lifetime to represent their country while competing at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Also Read: Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd Comedy Series 'The Shrink Next Door' Heads to Apple TV+“And he said, and you might think that I am drunk, but I am dead sober,” Ferrell added.“Wedding Crashers” filmmaker David Dobkin directs “Eurovision Song Contest,” and the film also stars Pierce Brosnan as Ferrell’s father, Dan Stevens as a sexy, rival Eurovision competitor and Demi Lovato.Ferrell wrote the screenplay for the parody film with Andrew Steele, and he also produced with Jessica Elbaum and Chris

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