For example, there’s “One time I accidentally drank an entire bottle of vinegar. While a release date hasn’t been given, thankfully there are plenty of wine-relevant moments from Poehler’s and her costar’s archives that we can relive.
Leslie Knope would definitely approve, and, considering the script is being handled by Parks and Recreation (and Saturday Night Live) alum Spivey and is being produced by Parks and Recreation, Veep, and Seinfeld alum Morgan Sackett, it will likely be on-brand with the character’s sense of humor. The film, which Poehler-along with her cohorts-has been working toward her whole career, follows the group of friends as they head to Napa Valley to ring in a 50th birthday. Don’t worry, Poehler’s frequent comedy partner Tina Fey will also be onboard for an undefined featured role. Now it will be even more associated with the comedian: It has just been announced that Poehler will be making her directorial debut for Netflix with Wine Country, a comedy she also stars in alongside a dream cast that includes Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer, Paula Pell, and Emily Spivey, The Hollywood Reporter notes. Try your kernels with a little nutritional yeast sprinkled atop - y’know, to bring a little virtue to the situation (no word on whether it helps with hangovers).At this point, the word wine is pretty much synonymous with Amy Poehler, thanks to her role on Parks and Recreation as one of TV’s most quotable partiers, Leslie Knope. Here’s what we do know: There isn’t a better movie-watching pairing than red wine and popcorn. It’s happening-Amy Poehler’s directorial debut, Wine Country, is coming soon to Netflix! Starring Amy Poehler, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer, Paula Pell, Maya Rudolph, Emily Spivey and featuring Tina Fey. The comedian got Twitter mighty excited Tuesday night when she shared, via Netflix, a candid video of some of the cast and collaborators (including Saturday Night Live alumni Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Paula Pell and Tina Fey) sitting around in their pyjamas singing Kenny Loggins’s “ Whenever I Call ‘You Friend.'” They may or may not have had some wine beforehand (filming started this month). They’ll tour the wineries and get up to all kinds of hilarious hi-jinx. Poehler will direct and star in Wine Country, a comedy about a crew of women heading down to California’s Napa Valley for a very boozy 50th birthday weekend getaway.
And it’s coming straight to the streaming service - which means you can totally crack a bottle while watching the new flick huddled under a blanket with all of your besties too, no theatre ticket necessary.
Photo, Gilbert Carrasquillo, FilmMagic.Īmazing news for your Netflix life: Amy Poehler is making a movie in which she will drink wine with all her funniest comedian friends. Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph are all involved in Poehler’s Netflix directorial debut, Wine Country.
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