With the upcoming Horrible Bosses offering such a smorgasbord of comedic talent, it's no wonder that the promos for the film are focusing on each individual character to highlight the three protagonists' motivations for doing away with their … well, horrible bosses.
The dark comedy follows the plight of friends Nick (Arrested Development's Jason Bateman), Kurt (Hall Pass' Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Charlie Day) as they try to endure the everyday trials and tribulations of being overworked and under-appreciated by their megalomaniacal employers. Respectively, the hapless gentlemen are tormented by Kevin Spacey, the stereotypical "psycho" boss, Colin Farrell, the "tool," and sexy Jennifer Aniston, the "maneater" who obviously never attended a sexual harassment seminar.
After agreeing that they can't just up and quit their jobs, the pals decide to resort to the next best thing — cold blooded murder. They enlist the help of professional criminal Dean "MF" Jones (Jamie Foxx) to give them advice on how to do their dirty work, and antics ensue. The film, which is directed by Four Christmases' Seth Gordon and features the screenwriting debut of Freaks and Geeks actor John Francis Daley (who played Sam Weir on the cult classic) is already being celebrated for its unique humor and original premise. Horrible Bosses hits theaters Friday, July 8.
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