Ben Stiller makes an anticipated return to comedy acting and offers his contribution to the holiday film canon with Nutcrackers, a family comedy from filmmaker David Gordon Green that just unveiled its first trailer. Premiering on Hulu on November 29 ...

Ben Stiller is in over his head when he ventures to a rural town to care for his recently orphaned nephews in the trailer for the Hulu holiday movie Nutcrackers. Director David Gordon Green's feature is set to debut on the streaming platform on Nov.

In the film, Stiller, 58, plays Mike, a "strait-laced and work obsessed" man who, per a synopsis, is "suddenly thrust into being a caregiver" for his four "rambunctious" nephews in rural Ohio after they are orphaned.

David Gordon Green's Christmas comedy 'Nutcrackers' stars Ben Stiller, Linda Cardellini, Edi Patterson, Tim Heidecker and more.

"Those delinquents hot-wired a carnival ride the other night." Hulu has revealed an fun trailer for a holiday comedy called Nutcrackers, the newest comedy directed by David Gordon Green. He spent a long time making his Halloween trilogy,

Ben Stiller plays Mike, a workaholic who must care for his nephews over the holidays until they find foster parents. The trailer shows Stiller taking pratfalls and struggling to manage children. He falls in the lake trying to get a cell phone signal. The kids make him catch a live chicken to slaughter for dinner.

After making a name for himself as one of the most successful comedy directors of the 2000s, David Gordon Green enjoyed a mid-career pivot that saw him become a reliable horror filmmaker with his Blumhouse-backed "Halloween" trilogy and "Exorcist" reboot.