family man It would be interesting to see a live-action comedy series, but while it's unlikely we'll ever see it happen, fans can instead check out the disturbing AI creation that features Bill Murray Adam Sandler, Steve Carell and even the original. family man Star Mila Kunis instead. Just like that. The Simpsons Before that, this The live-action trailer is filled with famous faces.all of which move with the kind of eerie David Lynch vibe that only AI can create, and he's thrown some interesting acting choices into the mix.
When casting the Griffin family, Kevin James was the chosen actor to take on the role of family patriarch Peter, while Elizabeth Banks was cast as his charming wife Lois. Meanwhile, Mila Kunis portrays children Meg, Chris, and Stewie—presenting a Meg that is very different from her animated counterparts—Jonah Hill and Griffin Banks, respectively. Then we have Rob Schneider as a human version of Brian in a dog costume. But that’s just the tip of the AI iceberg.
The rest of the video hides some unexpected gems, like Steve Carell transforming into a news anchor as Tom Tucker, Adam Sandler as Glenn Quagmire, Jared Leto as Jesus (of course!), and Dwayne Johnson as Joe Swanson. And then at the end, As the show's most suspicious neighbor, Herbert, Bill Murray is the oddball.Watch all this and more in the video below.
Fortunately, there is no live-action family movie.
While it's fun to check out what some famous faces might look like as animated characters, we can be a little thankful that a live-action movie is coming. family man This is unlikely to happen in reality. Even if we exclude the scary AI aspects, the idea of Stewie without his rugby ball-shaped head, or Brian as a man in a suit, or, God forbid, a computer-generated animation, is not something anyone wants to contemplate.
Instead, fans of Seth MacFarlane's politically incorrect animated series can now follow the Griffin family on Hulu/Disney+ thanks to the series being part of their merger with Fox. Just like The SimpsonsThis also means that for the foreseeable future, the series is pretty much safe from cancellation. Season 22, which featured just 15 episodes instead of the usual 20, debuted in October 2023 and ran until April 2024. Season 23 will continue to air until 2025, having been renewed at the same time as the previous season. There will also be two holiday specials airing later this year.
Currently, season 23 is the only future season that has been greenlit, but with the series continuing to do well, it’s unlikely this will be the final season. Anyone who hasn’t caught up with The Griffins can find all seasons on Hulu in the US and on Star on Disney+ in most other regions.
