Robin Williams First Trailers for 'A Merry Friggin Christmas' New Movie Released, Opens November 2014, Watch Here (VIDEO)

Robin Williams First Trailers for 'A Merry Friggin Christmas' New Movie Released, Opens November 2014, Watch Here (VIDEO)

Robin Williams death shocked the world this week, but as fans remember his comedic genius, we still get to enjoy four more movie that he will be in yet to be released. The first movie that is upcoming, is A Merry Friggin Christmas that is set to hit theaters November 7th. 

A few trailers for his first movie A Merry Friggin Christmas have surfaced, which you can check out above. In the short clip, Boyd is somewhat reluctant to bring his family to his father's home for christmas, and we can see why! Boyd begins to dig in to what he believes to be chicken, only to find out that he is chewing on shot-gun pellets! After he starts choking, he looks to his father, who announced, "It's squirrel."

A Merry Friggin Christmas tells the story of Boyd Mitchler (Joel McHale) and his wife Luann (Lauren Graham), who reluctantly decide to spend Christmas with Boyd's dad Mitch (Robin Williams) and the rest of his wacky family. When Boyd realizes he left all his son's gifts at home, he takes his dad and younger brother to they to make the 8-hour round trip before the sun comes up.

The film also stars Candice Bergen, Tim Heidecker, Oliver Platt, Clarke Duke and Wendy McLendon-Covey.

The Oscar-winning actor was tragically found dead in his home on August 11th, he was 63. 

The other movies to star Williams posthumously are Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (releasing December 19), Boulevard (no release date set) and Absolutely Anything (no release date).

 

 

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