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New Will Ferrell trailer online

The comic genius plays it for laughs in forthcoming flick 'Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby'.

Feb 13 2006

The trailer for new Will Ferrell vehicle 'Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby' has hit the net, and it looks to be a comic gem.

Reuniting Ferrell with his 'Anchorman' co-writer and director Adam McKay, the film follows the exploits of NASCAR racer Ricky Bobby and his best pal Cal Naughton, played by John C Reilly.

With Ali G himself, Sacha Baron Cohen, camping it up as Bobby's arch rival Jean Girard, this could be the funniest film of the year, and if you don't believe us, download the laugh-out-loud teaser on our trailers page here.

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