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It was ahead of its time.

I can quote this one back to front.

"I am 72% sure that I love you."

One of the main Anchorman actors got in trouble with the law.

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Adam McKay went into great detail about why he and Will Ferrell no longer work together.

After founding their production company in 2006, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay split up in 2019.

I don’t blame him.

As if Anchorman wasn't bonkers enough.

Veteran actor and comedian Fred Willard has passed away.

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Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy is famously one of the most quotable movies ever made, because every line in the movie is either an absurd non-sequitur, a hilarious joke, a setup for a later payoff, or a payoff to an earlier setup. The screenplay by Adam McKay and Will Ferrell is one of the finest, tightest, funniest, best-constructed comedy scripts ever written.