Production on Harold and Kumar Get Droned Delayed 10:45 AM EST He was 57. Leiner's credits also included Dude, Where's My Car? and several stints in TV including Felicity, Freaks and Geeks, Party of Five, Gilmore Girls, Arrested Development, The Sopranos, and The Office.Ross Putnam, who worked with Leiner on several projects, confirmed the news on Facebook and spoke abou. Fingers crossed that the much-discussed Harold and Kumar Get Droned actually gets made some day.Harold and Kumar Director Danny Leiner Dies at 57 10:00 AM ESTĭanny Leiner, director of Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle, has died from lung cancer. Danny Trejo plays Harold's father-in-law, there's a Wafflebot, a bag of cocaine gets shot into the air in slow-motion set to "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas", Neil Patrick Harris comes back from the dead, a baby does cocaine (and loves it), and a bunch of scenes totally make fun of the whole 3D gimmick ("It's gonna make Avatar look Avatarded!").
And of course, what's a great way to give a third movie a novel boost? That's right, 3D! A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas also benefits from giving the stoner duo a seasonal garnish, leading to a comedy quite unlike anything ever seen before. Bush "cameo", that insane Grape Soda scene, and Rob Corrdry as the hilariously douchey Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security. government's racial profoling policies while still not getting away from the bong hits and gratuitous nudity that made the previous movie a hit.
The sequel, Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, was decidedly more ambitious than the original, positioning itself as a political satire, mocking the U.S. John Cho and Kal Penn made for a pair of incredibly likeable leads, and had us desperate for a follow-up. Any time a stereotype comes along, it is summarily subverted to our surprise and profound enjoyment. Harold & Kumar After the stoner comedy had laid dormant for a long time, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle came along and resurrected it with its gleeful combination of typical stoner humour and expectation-defying comedy.
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