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Here's The New Trailer For Bill Murray's Netflix Christmas Movie
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Published Nov 17, 2015
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"The entire city of New York is shut down," declares Bill Murray in his Netflix movie, A Very Murray Christmas. The first real look at the movie was just released, and shows Murray struggling to host his holiday special during a snowstorm that's paralyzed the city and shut down production.
The entire thing is set inside of the Carlyle Hotel, and features appearances from George Clooney, Amy Poehler, Michael Cera, and Miley Cyrus. It was written by Sofia Coppola, and Murray has previously noted that, "It won’t have a format, but it’s going to have music. It will have texture. It will have threads through it that are writing. There will be prose."
This homage to the classic holiday variety show debuts on Netflix on December 4th. Until then, here's Bill Murray's 1980s Christmas TV special set inside of a movie:
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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