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Everything to look out for in Zach Galifianakis's yet another product-biopic, The Beanie Bubble

Debodinna ChakrabortyJune 24, 2023 | 08:00 IST

The trailer for Zach Galifianakis's newest Apple TV+ movie, 'The Beanie Bubble,' was released on Friday (June 23), offering a glimpse into the creation of a globally acclaimed toy chain that captivated the world.

What

This has been the year for origin stories of renowned products. Be it Air, Blackberry or even the famous game of Tetris, we have seen it all. Coming up next, is the famous toy chain ‘Beanie Babies’ with  Kristin Gore and Damian Kulash's 'The Beanie Bubble'

The Beanie Bubble shows the creation of the famous stuffed animal chain Beanie Babies. (photo IMDb)

The trailer shows a completely unrecognisable Zach Galifinakis (yes, without the famous beard patch) playing the role of Ty Warner, the creator of the toy chain. Joining him is Elizabeth Banks and Sarah Snook who play the female characters which helped the stuffed animal chain boom up. 

The overall tone of the trailer highlights a story filled with phenomenal 80s and 90s fashion, an over-the-top comic drama along with a tinge of relief to anyone who’s suffering from Succession withdrawal. 

What to expect

If the biopic turns out to do justice to the trailer, the movie is set to have some top-notch business pitches, salary feud and like any other business biopic, affairs. But, one thing that the trailer did not show much of, are the ‘Beanie Babies’.

In the entire two minute thirty-four seconds trailer, we hardly catch a sight of the renowned stuffed animal, which is quite bizarre since that is what the entire movie is about.

Elizabeth Banks and Zach Galifianakis star in The Beanie Bubble. (photo: Apple TV+)

Unless, this turns out to be another one of those origins that just focuses on how many women did the CEO sleep with.

The movie is set to hit select theatres and Apple TV+ on July 21, 2023.

 

Last updated: June 24, 2023 | 08:00
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