Alec Baldwin has been slated to reprise every parent's ultimate boss. The "Rise of the Guardian" actor stars in the latest film, "The Boss Baby," inspired by Marla Frazee's same-titled children's board book.
According to Deadline, the 58-year-old star will be the Boss Baby himself who enters the household of Tim Templeton and his family. But just so when the older brother thinks his life is perfect enough, Alec Baldwin's character turns everything upside down to his demand-aptly being called the little boss.
Off the beaten path to what Frazee wrote in 2010, the boss baby appears to have more story to tell in the DreamWorks film. The boss baby had the mind and skills extremely advanced compared to his contemporaries. Not to mention, he had a hefty supply of cash based on its first trailer just recently released.
In the very first place, the boss baby wearing a suit from the moment he comes home tells something strange about him, and it seemed that it is only Tim that notices about it. Tim then founds out that his not-so-little brother is up to a mission which has not been teased just yet.
In celebration of #NationalBossDay, DreamWorks Animation presents #TheBossBaby! pic.twitter.com/TvsNtHTwhK
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Per a ScreenCrush report, DreamWorks' "The Boss Baby" recounts every parent's experience in the form of the demanding little child, considering the perspective of an older sibling whose life has been changed tremendously since the baby's arrival. The universal story of "The Boss Baby" touch bases of filial love and its importance. Moreover, it is a film with a whole hint of comedy for all ages.
"The Boss Baby" is helmed by "Madagascar" co-director, Tom McGrath. IMDB states that cast members also include Lisa Kudrow, Steve Buscemi, Patton Oswaltt and Jimmy Kimmel. "The Boss Baby" will be up for the big screen on March 31, 2017.
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