[11/14/13 - 11:25 AM] Video: Epic New Trailer for "The Spoils of Babylon" - Coming to IFC Jan 9 at 10PM Tobey Maguire, Jessica Alba, Will Ferrell, Jellybean Howie, Val Kilmer, Haley Joel Osment, Tim Robbins, Michael Sheen, Steve Tom and Kristen Wiig star in the project.
[via press release from IFC]
IFC today released a NEW trailer for its miniseries parody, The Spoils of Babylon. In this trailer, the epic tale of the powerful and complicated Morehouse Family is further revealed by Devon Morehouse (Tobey Maguire):
In addition to Maguire, the gripping six-part saga features Jessica Alba, Will Ferrell, Jellybean Howie, Val Kilmer, Haley Joel Osment, Tim Robbins, Michael Sheen, Steve Tom and Kristen Wiig with a cameo by David Spade and the voice of Carey Mulligan. The Spoils of Babylon premieres with two back-to-back half-hour episodes on Thursday, January 9 at 10:00pm ET/PT on IFC.
The series is produced by Funny or Die for IFC and executive produced by Ferrell, Adam McKay, Matt Piedmont, Andrew Steele and Nate Young. Steele and Piedmont created and wrote the series, and Piedmont directed.
For more on The Spoils of Babylon go to:
Online: www.ifc.com/shows/the-spoils-of-babylon
Twitter: @SpoilsofBabylon
Facebook: facebook.com/thespoilsofbabylon
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