‘Princess Bride’ on Quibi: Fun, Flaky, Precious, Beguiling and (Sort of) Addictive (Column)

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Carl Reiner was working right to the end.

Dave Franco is getting some fresh air with a friend.

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In a world where everything is being remade or made with realistic CGI, there is one movie that I would have said should never be remade.The Princess Bride.That movie is a classic and CGI or anything of the like would have ruined the magic and the je ne sais quoi of the original. I say that, but then Quibi released clips of their remake, and I am entirely ok with it.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticQuibi, to put it politely, got off to a shaky start, and for the worst of all possible reasons. Yes, it had the sheer bad luck to launch at the start of the pandemic — not exactly a moment when folks were clamoring to watch short films on their phones as they traveled to work.

During quarantine, we’ve seen celebrities do a number of things to keep themselves relevant and in the news. And though much of it involves charitable actions, we’ve also seen filmmakers and creators also do short films and fun little projects from the comfort of their own homes.

Vanity Fair, we see Sophie Turner as Westley (originally played by Cary Elwes) and her husband, Joe playing Princess Buttercup (originally played by Robin Wright). We can’t cope! Calling all #ThePrincessBride fans: Hollywood A-listers—including Sophie Turner, Hugh Jackman, Tiffany Haddish, Joe Jonas, Jennifer Garner, and (many) more—have spent quarantine secretly making a homemade version of the classic film to benefit the World Central Kitchen.

The Princess Bride? Inconceivable! Still, writer/director Jason Reitman appears unafraid, gathering a staggering number of stars to shoot scenes from the classic fantasy film in their backyards and beyond.Expanding on the idea of the live script reads he's hosted in the past, Reitman cooked up the concept when the Coronavirus lock down kicked in across many US States and, after getting the permission of Norman Lear, who controls the rights to The Princess Bride; the estate of William Goldman,

The Princess Bride is set to air June 29 on Quibi. Sophie Turner and husband Joe Jonas will star as Westley and Princess Buttercup, respectively.

A star-studded recreation of the iconic film "The Princess Bride" is coming to Quibi. Sophie Turner, Joe Jonas, Jennifer Garner, Hugh Jackman, Jack Black, Rob Reiner and more are set to appear.

during quarantines is difficult, but remaking a beloved classic with an all-star cast? That seems downright inconceivable. And yet, that's exactly what Jason Reitman has done.

A huge group of A-list stars came together to make a Princess Bride fan film during quarantine. The movie will air on Quibi, in daily installments over a two week period, beginning on Monday.

The Princess Bride is being remade this summer with and husband starring as Westley and Princess Buttercup, respectively. Yes, I said respectively. A number of other Hollywood A-listers have teamed for this version of , which was filmed by at their own homes amid quarantine using their phones.