Will Ferrell Details His 'Weird Idea' Behind Iconic Buddy the Elf Stunt
The 'Elf' star opened up about the viral stunt that had fans talking — and the unexpected inspiration behind his offbeat take ...
Will Ferrell Says Fans ‘Were Not Too Happy' About Buddy the Elf Smoking and Thought: ‘Please Be True to the Character. That Was Not Cool'
Will Ferrell recently told People magazine that some of his fans were not too thrilled with his decision to revive Buddy the ...
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“I was offered a crazy amount of money”: Will Ferrell’s Biggest Reason For Not Making Elf 2 Despite 2003 Film’s Cult Classic Status
Despite the commercial success and cult status of 2003's Elf, Will Ferrell remains hesitant to tackle a sequel for one ...
Will Ferrell Says Some Fans Were 'Not Too Happy' He Went to NHL Game as Grumpy Buddy the Elf (Exclusive)
Will Ferrell says some fans were 'not too happy' he went to an NHL game in December dressed as a drunken Buddy the Elf. 'They thought, ‘Please be true to the character. That was not cool,'' the actor ...
Will Ferrell has funny encounter with 'disturbing' animatronic Buddy the Elf on TODAY
Will Ferrell was surprised with the viral animatronic Buddy the Elf during an appearance on the TODAY show on Jan. 28.
Will Ferrell Shares He Got the 'Elf' Costume He Wore to the NHL Game on Amazon
During Ferrell’s PEOPLE interview with Reese Witherspoon, his costar in the new comedy You’re Cordially Invited, she asks him ...
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Will Ferrell reveals why he turned down Elf sequel despite being offered 'crazy amount of money'
Will Ferrell revealed there have been multiple attempts to get an Elf sequel off the ground over the years, however, he's ...
Will Ferrell has spoken out after the backlash against his surprise appearance as Buddy the Elf at an NHL game in December
Following fan outrage over the stunt, Will Ferrell has spoken out after the backlash against his surprise appearance as Buddy ...
Will Ferrell explains why he turned down £23 million to do Elf sequel in brutal six-word statement
Will Ferrell, however, did exactly that when he turned down £23 million to make a sequel to Elf. The iconic Christmas movie made a whopping $220 million off a budget of just $33 million.