Get Him to the Greek
Pinnacle Records hatches a high-stakes strategy to revive its faltering empire: a comeback concert in LA featuring Aldous Snow, a once-dominant rock icon who has faded from the public eye. Record company intern Aaron Green is handed the colossal assignment of shepherding his idol, an unruly, out-of-control star, back to LA for the highly anticipated comeback performance.
Director(s)
Nicholas Stoller
Dawn Massaro
Gary Marcus
Chamonix Bosch
Brenda Lopez
Jeff Dashnaw
Sallie Hard
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Andres Gomez
Russell Brand gives a good performance. Everything else is quite forgettable.
Andre Gonzales
Funny movie but very irritating at the Sametime. He's trying to get him to the greek but all he wants to do is party. They both get pretty messed up throughout the movie.
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The directors of Get Him to the Greek are Nicholas Stoller, Dawn Massaro, Gary Marcus, Chamonix Bosch, Brenda Lopez, Jeff Dashnaw, and Sallie Hard.
The cast of Get Him to the Greek includes Kristen Schaal as Today Show Production Assistant, Lars Ulrich as Self, Russell Brand as Aldous Snow, Kali Hawk as Kali Coleman, Jamie Sives as Aldous's Mate in London, Carlos Jacott as Navigator Driver in Vegas, Colm Meaney as Jonathan Snow, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex as Tatiana, Nick Kroll as Kevin McLean, Ricky Schroder as Ricky Schroder, Rino Romano as Announcer (voice), Rose Byrne as Jackie Q, and more.
The duration of Get Him to the Greek is 1h 49 mins.
Yes. Get Him to the Greek has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including 'Get Him to the Greek' Trailer. Watch them on this page.
You can watch Get Him to the Greek on JioHotstar (Subscription), VI movies and tv (Subscription), and Amazon Video (Rent). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Get Him to the Greek was released on 03 Jun 2010.
Get Him to the Greek is listed under Adventure, Comedy, and Music on Fanbiz.
Get Him to the Greek has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.5/10. One reviewer wrote: "Russell Brand gives a good performance. Everything else is quite forgettable."
