Josh Duhamel's Preschool Comedy: Dads, Laughs, and Bigfoot

0:00Today is March 20th. Here's what's trending in Entertainment. Josh DuHommel steps behind the camera again for his third directorial effort, The Family Comedy, preschool. He stars alongside Michael Socha as two competing dads in London battling for the final spot at an elite preschool. What starts as a simple application turns into hilarious one-upmanship that pulls their families into the chaos. The film tones down the raunchy style of DuHommel's past movies to appeal to everyone while still pushing boundaries with fun bits like a silly song. And monkey antics. Socha highlights a key scene where his character faces the school panel, revealing his drive stems from a tough past in class struggles. The wives, played by Antonia Thomas and charity Wakefield, serve as the voices of reason amid the dad's antics. DuHommel praises their strong auditions and how they expanded their roles beyond initial eye-rolling reactions. Everyone on set brought heart to the story of parental extremes. Socha calls working with veteran James Cosmo, who places on-screen dad in a wild bigfoot costume, a highlight.

1:05Cosmo fully embraced the quirky role, adding to the film's light-hearted vibe. DuHommel notes the whole cast clicked perfectly. DuHommel sticks to comedies because they are the most fun to make and watch, grounding the humor and real emotions for broad appeal. With this talented crew, preschool promises big laughs on what parents will do for their kids.