Bill Burr is getting frustrated in the Old Dads trailer, which means he should be pretty amusing. Netflix has released the trailer for the foul-mouthed flick Old Dads.
Old Dads depicts three middle-aged friends who, after becoming fathers later in life, must deal with the challenges and tribulations of raising small children while experiencing midlife crises. Old Dads will be available on Netflix on October 20.
Old Dads follows its main three of old dads, as the title indicates. The group, which was already limited, is soon bound by another commonality: they all become dads later in life.
They must now confront parenting problems, such as adjusting to the huge life shift, clashing with school principals, trying to grasp anything particularly trendy, and more.
Old Dads | Official Trailer
Trailer for Old Dads: Bill Burr’s Foul-Mouthed Father Adjusts To A Younger Generation. The teaser opens with a voiceover from Burr, who reveals that being a father has always been his dream, even if it took him 46 years to accomplish it.
In the following clip, he assists a youngster who has been injured, although in some questionable ways.
And, no, he will not listen to the younger parent trying to correct him. As the trailer goes on, it introduces his two pals, played by Bobby Cannavale & Bokeem Woodbine, who approach parenting in a somewhat more Gen Z-like manner. It’s unclear whether they understand what they’re saying, but they’re doing their best.
While the fathers encounter difficulty in parenting, they also confront generational issues in other areas of their lives. The meeting between the group and a young CEO is where one noteworthy scene in the trailer occurs.
It appears to be a long-standing company, but things are changing, and it is now a “gender-neutral, carbon-neutral, and 21st-century lifestyle brand.”
Furthermore, only some people in the trio have upgraded from a flip phone, and they are all struggling to understand that what was trendy back in the day is no longer cool.
From the teaser, it appears like Old Dads will follow in the footsteps of Burr’s comedic stylings. The trailer alone draws no punches when turning controversial themes into gaffs, poking light on hot-button issues like carbon neutrality and white privilege.
Burr fans will like this technique, as Old Dads will offer Burr complete creative freedom as he directs, writes, develops, and performs in the Netflix comedy.
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The Cast and Crew.
Burr, Bobby Cannavale, and Bokeem Woodbine are the three actors who play the three buddies that become new fathers. Katie Aselton (Bombshell), Jackie Tohn (GLOW), Reign Edwards (Snowfall), Rachel Harris (The Hangover), and Miles Robbins (Blockers) round out the group.
