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16th Jun 2017

Fans of Always Sunny could soon see a film version of their favourite comedy

Paul Moore

Hey-oooo! Listen up jabronis, this is big.

During a recent ask me anything Q&A on Twitter, Glenn Howerton aka The Golden God/Dennis ‘The Bastard Man’ Reynolds, has said that he’s very open to the idea of making an It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia film.

When it comes to the art of making a perfect film, Dennis has already told us the recipe for box-office greatness, of course. “Crime, penetration, crime, full penetration, crime, penetration. And this goes on and on, and back and forth, for 90 or so minutes until the movie just, sort of, ends.”

“Crime, penetration, crime, full penetration, crime, penetration. And this goes on and on, and back and forth, for 90 or so minutes until the movie just, sort of, ends.”

If producers and directors follow these instructions then they’re certain to make more money than Jurassic World, Avatar and Avengers Assemble combined.

Oh yeah, you need to cast Dolph Lundgren also.

Now, we know what you’re thinking. Technically the gang have already made their big screen debuts with Lethal Weapon 5, so we’re more than happy to see Frank, Mac, Dennis, Dee and Charlie return for another movie.

Here’s hoping that Dee’s acting is better than that time she played an extra in M. Night Shyamalan’s film about Serbian genocide though. Then again, that episode did give the world one of the finest ideas that was ever put forward, the sausage pocket.

Win-win.

Howerton also revealed what he thinks was Charlie Day’s funniest scene and it’s an absolute corker.

Wildcard bitches. Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw!

Check it out…

Clip via – green man

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