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Ooo! You charm those Brits with that sweet, Southern drawl of yours, Cammie!

HIGHlarious, 1966 heist film Gambit, originally starring Shirley MacLaine and Michael Caine, has endured a slick makeover courtesy of the legendary Joel and Ethan Coen…

And it looks even MORE fun than its original, comedic romp!

Ch-ch-check out the first official trailer for Gambit starring Cameron Diaz, the awkwardly charming Colin Firth, and Professor Snape Alan Rickman (above)!

Can we just say, this trailer contains an unusual amount of nudity… and we LOVE IT!!

A pants-less Colin, a balls out Alan, AND Cameron in full t & a glory? Who WOULDN'T want to see this movie!

Tags: alan rickman, cameron diaz, colin firth, ethan coen, film, gambit, highlarious, joel coen, movie, nudity, remake, trailer

First Arrested Development, now this! SO MUCH exciting TV news lately!

We're absolutely THRILLED to report that Joel and Ethan Coen have sold an hour-long comedy show entitled HarveKarbo to Fox!

The show will

Tags: california, coen bros, el segundo, ethan coen, fox, harvekarbo, hour long comedy, joel coen, the big lebowski, the man who wasnt there, tv show

Inneresting concept!

Steve Guttenberg has been cast in a new Broadway ensemble comedy written by Ethan Coen, Elaine May, and Woody Allen, called Relatively Speaking!

Apparently, the piece also stars Marlo Thomas, Julie Kavner, Grant Shaud, Fred Melamed, Danny Hoch, Ari Graynor, Lisa Emery, Bill Army, and Caroline Aaron, and is an anthology of one-acts all about familial dysfunction. Coen's is called Talk Therapy, May's is George Is Dead, and Allen wrote Honeymoon Hotel. All three will be directed by John Turturro!

This actual sounds pretty cool!

Although with such a large cast and a diverse group of writers, we hope that it will work well as a whole!

What do U think?? Will U be checking it out when it opens on October 20th??

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: anthology, ari graynor, bill army, broadway, caroline aaron, comedy, danny hoch, elaine may, ethan coen, fred melamed, grant shaud, john turturro, julie kavner, lise emery, marlo thomas, play, relatively speaking, woody allen