Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)

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Written by Will Ferrell, Adam McKay

Directed by Adam McKay

Also known as "Anchorman", "El Periodista: La Leyenda de Ron Burgundy", "O Ancora: A Lenda de Ron Burgundy", "Présentateur vedette: La légende de Ron Burgundy", "Reportero: La Leyenda de Ron Burgundy"

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

This knockabout and very dumb comedy is set in the sexist world of 1970s newscasting. Will Ferrell (pictured) plays Ron Burgundy, San Diego's top-rated anchorman, who reigns supreme in the all-male world of television news until ambitious female reporter Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate) arrives and upsets the status quo. When Veronica steps in to present the programme in Ron's absence, an uncivil war breaks out in the newsroom...

Uneven and lacking focus at times, it's full of puerile humour. Worth a look, but somewhat hit and miss.

Cast

Image for Will FerrellWill FerrellRon Burgundy
Image for Christina ApplegateChristina ApplegateVeronica Corningstone
Image for Paul RuddPaul RuddBrian Fantana
Image for Steve CarellSteve CarellBrick Tamland
David KoechnerChamp Kind
Fred WillardEd Harken
Chris ParnellGarth Holliday
Kathryn HahnHelen
Fred ArmisenTino
Image for Seth RogenSeth RogenEager Cameraman
Paul F. TompkinsMC
Image for Danny TrejoDanny TrejoBartender
Image for Scot RobinsonScot RobinsonWaiter at Tino's
Ian RobertsStage Manager
Darcy DonavanHot Blonde

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