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Filmmaker from eastern Idaho excited about new movie playing in theaters nationwide
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IDAHO FALLS – Jeremy Warner runs a comb through his bushy beard ahead of an interview about his latest project.
The beard is a significant evolution of the walrus mustache fans remember him for on BYU TV’s sketch comedy series, “Studio C.”
The 38-year-old Blackfoot man left the show in 2019 after 10 seasons and formed JK! Studios with some of his former cast mates. Many of them appear in a new film called “Villains Inc.” which premiered in 300 theaters nationwide over the weekend, including in eastern Idaho. It’s a comedy about four low-level henchmen who set out to take over the world after their boss dies and leaves them destitute.
Warner is the film’s director. He tells EastIdahoNews.com it’s “super awesome” and “surreal” to have a film with his name on it playing in his hometown.
“I’m very grateful to anyone who has watched anything I’ve made throughout my career. It got me to this point and I hope that audiences find this film and like it so I can continue to do it,” Warner says.
WATCH OUR INTERVIEW WITH WARNER IN THE VIDEO ABOVE.
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