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Antoine Dodson: Movie Star

Wookie Johnson — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 21:40:06 +0000

Do you now see the Hellmouth you opened by green lighting Battleship, Hollywood? Now anything can be a movie. Including viral videos.

Antoine Dodson, Double Rainbow, Leeroy Jenkins, Boom Goes The Dynamite, Greatest Freakout Ever, and Numa Numa are all starring in The Chronicles Of Rick Roll, a real movie that has been made somehow. There are no plot specifics yet but I’m assuming it has something to do with an epic battle to save the Internet. Gut feeling.

There is no current release date slated as no distributor has wanted to pay money for it, but there’s already some serious buzz building around the project inside Antoine Dodson‘s brain.

“This is like the biggest project of 2011,” said Dodson.

“This is like the shittiest project of 2011,” argued Wookie Johnson. (ABC)

Antoine Dodson Extends Already Inexplicable Career

Dave Horwitz — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 18:14:30 +0000

Well, the not-so-inevitable has happened: Antoine Dodson, the Alabama man made famous for angrily/flamboyantly ranting against the man who broke into his sister’s room and tried to assault her, is starring in his own reality show pilot. Kali Hawk is producing the pilot with Entertainment One, and it’s said to follow Dodson’s move from the projects of Alabama to West Hollywood. Dodson, whose video “bed intruder” has been viewed 67 millions times, has been photographed lately with designer handbags and gigantic hair braids. It’ unknown yet if the pilot, which has yet to land at a network, will feature a trip to the dairy farm, where Dodson milks his fifteen minutes of fame for all they’re worth. (Hollywood Reporter)

Watch Antoine Dodson Tell Dat On CBS’s ‘Intruders’

Col. Longshanks — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 21:52:38 +0000

CBS has a huge hit on their hands with the series adaptation of Twitter sensation “$#*! My Dad Says,” so it makes sense they’d want to stick their fingers in more sticky Internet pies. Enter Antoine Dodson. Earlier this year he rocked the web with an auto-tuned version of his candid news interview. Now he’s going to rock CBS Primetime with the new procedural drama “Intruders.” This is all fake, of course. Until I announce how very real it is this fall. Hey CBS, send those residual checks to Break c/o Hans Longshanks.