Luke Wilson is the latest addition to Will Ferrell’s upcoming comedy series, set against the vibrant backdrop of professional golf, which will debut on Netflix.
While the specific plot details remain closely guarded, it has been confirmed that Ferrell will portray a fictional golf icon. Wilson will take on the role of “a pro golfer who rivals Ferrell’s character, having triumphantly taken home the tour championship title from him on two occasions,” according to the character description released.
The ensemble cast boasting comedic talent includes Molly Shannon, Jimmy Tatro, Fortune Feimster, Chris Parnell, Katelyn Tarver, and David Hornsby. The project was initially unveiled to the public in May 2024.
This show represents a memorable reunion for Ferrell and Wilson, who previously partnered in the hit comedy “Old School” and the film “The Wendell Baker Story.” Additionally, Wilson has made cameo appearances in Ferrell’s classics such as “Anchorman” and “Blades of Glory.” Notably, Wilson also featured in “No Good Deed,” a Netflix dark comedy executive produced by Ferrell’s Gloria Sanchez Productions.
Wilson has also gained recognition through his early collaborations with acclaimed director Wes Anderson, participating in films like “Bottle Rocket,” “The Royal Tenenbaums,” and “Rushmore.” His film career is further highlighted by roles in the two “Legally Blonde” movies, “Idiocracy,” “The Skeleton Twins,” and television projects that include “Stargirl,” “That ‘70s Show,” “Enlightened,” and “Roadies.”
Represented by WME, Wilson’s role in this series positions him alongside Ferrell in a project generating substantial anticipation.
Netflix has ordered a total of 10 episodes for the golf-themed series, marking Ferrell’s first leading role on television. He serves as an executive producer along with Jessica Elbaum and Alix Taylor for Gloria Sanchez Productions. The executive producing team also includes Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, and Nena Rodrigue from T-Street, alongside Chris Henchy, Harper Steele, David Gordon Green, and Andrew Guest.
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