Fred begins to turn into something resembling a movie, rather than an extended YouTube episode, when Fred’s mom (Siobhan Fallon, whose palpable disdain for her on-camera son seems less like ...

Fred: The Movie is produced by Brian Robbins and Sharla Sumpter Bridgett of Varsity Pictures and Gary Binkow and Evan Weiss of The Collective. Fred: The Movie is set to premiere later this year.

Even the tweens who turned 17-year-old comedian Lucas Cruikshank’s character Fred Figglehorn into a YouTube sensation should find the jump from three-minute videos to a feature-length film too ...

Fred: The Movie Movie; Nickelodeon, Sat. Sept. 18, 8 p.m. Production: Filmed in Los Angeles by Varsity Pictures in association with the Collective. Executive ...

John Cena remembers it like it was yesterday. Cena portrayed Fred Figglehorn’s dad in the Nickelodeon TV movie, Fred: The ...

Two million YouTube channel subscribers. That's what convinced the bean counters at Nickelodeon to unleash Lucas Cruikshank's Fred Figglehorn onto TV (in the series Fred) and film (Fred: The Movie ...

Fred: The Movie: YouTube Star Lucas Cruikshank on Growing His Tyrannical 6-Year-Old. Lucas Cruikshank says there's a lot more to his alter ego Fred Figglehorn than screaming temper tantrums.

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The movie is based on the real life story of how Fred Rogers affected the life of a cynical journalist who was assigned to write a piece about him. The writer is played by Matthew Rhys, best known ...

Whether the name Fred Figglehorn means anything to you depends largely on one of two things – your age and the amount of time you’ve spent clicking on viral videos on YouTube. Fred, the ...

Most recently, the band, Weezer, appeared in one of his webisodes. Now, with his movie is set to debut on Sept. 18, Cruikshank works with writers, producers and crews to help bring Fred to life.

Lionsgate has begun work on a sequel to last year's Nickelodeon TV film Fred: The Movie. Based on the YouTube character created by Lucas Cruikshank, the film followed an extrovert teenager called ...