Get Him To The Greek
- Genre: Comedy
- Film running length: 109 min
(excl trailers and advertisements) - UK release date: 25/6/2010
- Directed by: Nicholas Stoller
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Universal Pictures
Russell Brand, Jonah Hill, Tom Felton, Rose Byrne
Get ready for some rock ‘n’ roll excess and hardcore hilarity, as Russell Brand and Jonah Hill reunite in ‘Get Him to the Greek’.
Young music executive Aaron Green (Hill) has been assigned to fly to London and drag British rocker Aldous Snow (Brand) back to LA to kick off his world tour.
But Aldous has other things on his mind, like having as much debauched fun as possible.
As the LA concert approaches, Aaron must negotiate drug smugglers, New York City brawls and Vegas Lap dancers to get Aldous back to LA sober and in one piece.
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Contains strong sex and drug references, sex and very strong language.
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