‘Zoolander 2’ Is Coming — And It’s Really, Really, Ridiculously Exciting
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By Lior Zaltzman March 10, 2015
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It’s been over a decade, but Derek Zoolander and Hansel McDonald are so hot right now!
Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson made a surprise appearance at Paris Fashion Week’s Valentino show as their characters from the 2001 movie “Zoolander,” the fan-favorite comedy about, well, really really ridiculously good-looking male models. The two had a dramatic walk off on the Paris runway and proved that they’ve still got it going on. Did you catch a glint of that Blue Steel?
Magnum. Le Tigre. Blue Steel. Watch Derek & Hansel’s return at the @MaisonValentino show. #Zoolander2, Feb 12, 2016. https://t.co/16uqILt52P
— Paramount Pictures (@ParamountPics) March 10, 2015
They used to glorious runway stunt to promote the upcoming release of a “Zoolander” sequel! “Zoolander 2” will be in theaters near you on February 12, 2016. We CAN’T WAIT. Will Ferrel’s nefarious Mugatu will also be making a comeback, and we’re hoping for a cameo by our favorite Jewish acting dad, Jerry Stiller!
The two even snuck a selfie backstage with — dare we say it — another fashion villain. Anna Wintour makes Jacobim Mugatu look like, well, Jacob Moogberg.
Backstage with #DerekZoolander, Hansel and Anna Wintour #Zoolander2 #linkinbio http://t.co/PJEiinPc7E pic.twitter.com/yztEtgX3lq
— Valentino (@MaisonValentino) March 10, 2015
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