The Roadie 2012
In this short-form comedy from director Jody Hill, the legendary duo Tenacious D—Jack Black and Kyle Gass—embark on a frantic quest to replace their roadie, leading them to an over-the-top recruit.
Director: Jody Hill
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Roadie (2012) about?
The film follows Tenacious D as they search for a new roadie, only to discover Danny McBride's character—a roadie whose wild energy might be exactly what their tour needs. It's a fast-paced comedy about music, chaos, and the people who keep the show running, no matter how crazy things get.
Who directed The Roadie?
The Roadie was directed by Jody Hill, known for his sharp comedic style and work on projects like 'Eastbound & Down'.
Who stars in The Roadie?
The film stars Jack Black, Kyle Gass, Danny McBride, Angelica Lynne, and Val Kilmer in a fun ensemble cast.
Is The Roadie (2012) worth watching?
With its blend of music and comedy, The Roadie is a quick, entertaining pick for fans of Jack Black's humor and Danny McBride's chaotic charm. While short, its fast pace and sharp wit make it a solid choice for a laugh—but it's not a deep dive into storytelling.
How long is The Roadie?
The Roadie (2012) has a runtime of 7 minutes.
About The Roadie (2012) — A Music Comedy Short You Won't Forget
In this short-form comedy from director Jody Hill, the legendary duo Tenacious D—Jack Black and Kyle Gass—embark on a frantic quest to replace their roadie, leading them to an over-the-top recruit. Enter Danny McBride's character, a brash and unforgettable roadie whose chaotic energy might just be what the band needs to keep their tour—and their sanity—intact. With its rapid-fire humor and sharp wit, The Roadie (2012) dives into the absurdity of life on the road, blending music and comedy into a fast-paced, irreverent experience.
Set against the backdrop of the music scene, the film captures the highs and lows of touring with a band that's equal parts brilliant and bonkers. McBride's larger-than-life performance contrasts with Black and Gass's signature antics, creating a comedic dynamic that's as unpredictable as it is hilarious. For fans of offbeat humor and rock 'n' roll shenanigans, this seven-minute romp is a must-see slice of late-night comedy gold.