"And I've been wanting to meet you my whole life!" "Wait - you're Rufus' daughter!" Bill exclaims. NECA, which created the figure, will also have a Bill & Ted action figure set available in July 2016. and Ted 'Theodore' Logan, portrayed by Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves, respectively, two metalhead slacker friends who travel through time and beyond while trying to fulfill their destiny to establish a utopian society in the universe with their music. Which brings us to the new Bill & Ted Face the Music clip, which introduces Kristen Schaal in the former Rufus role, arriving in a time-traveling pod to greet Bill and Ted. Shout Factory will also have a limited edition set complete with an exclusive lithograph and exclusive action figure of George Carlin’s character Rufus, available on beginning June 7. Bill & Ted is an American science fiction comedy franchise created by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon.It features William 'Bill' S. So many movies I was looking forward to showing my kids that on rewatching. Rufus explains that time will continue to progress normally for Bill and Ted and they cannot miss their class presentation the next day, and then departs, leaving the empty. Just watched Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure with knuckles ready to bite. The comedy legend reprised the role in the 1991 sequel, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.Ĭarlin, of course, died in 2008. As Rufus, Bill and Ted depart back to the present, Napoleon is thrown by a cannonball explosion into their wake, and is dragged through the Circuits of Time to the present. They receive help from Rufus (George Carlin), a traveler from a future where their band is the foundation for a perfect society. However, they are about to fail their history class, which means Ted would be sent to military school. In 1989's Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Carlin played Rufus, Bill and Ted's guide and mentor as they traveled through history to gather historical figures for their history class final project presentation. Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves) are high school buddies starting a band. The late, legendary comedian Carlin was an important part of the Bill and Ted franchise in the first two films, where he played the role of Rufus, a time traveler from 2688 who meets Bill and Ted. Here are a few small details that you might have missed in Bill & Ted Face the Music.(NEW YORK) - A brand-new peek at a scene from Bill & Ted Face the Music introduces us to our knuckle-headed heroes' new guide, and also includes a sweet nod to the late George Carlin. Rufus : putting on his sunglasses Gentlemen.
It will align the planets and bring them into universal harmony, allowing meaningful contact with all forms of life, from extraterrestrial beings to common household pets.
Slate noted a few missteps but also said the movie's heart "remains in the right place." It's the rare threequel that lives up to its predecessors, in other words - and the beauty of having the film available to stream at home is that viewers can pause and rewind to catch the little things. Rufus : You see, eventually your music will help put an end to war and poverty. "It is a remarkably likable comedy about two good guys still trying to find their place in the world that's anchored by genuinely sweet beliefs about the importance of friendship, honesty, and, most of all, music," writes critic Brian Tallerico for. Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves reprise their roles as the amiably goofy duo who encouraged audiences to "be excellent to each other," a sentiment that only sounds more poignant today. Bill & Ted Face the Music arrives 31 years after 1989's sleeper hit Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, which spawned a sequel, 1991's Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey. But even after all these years, affection for these best buds still runs high. Preston, Esq., and Ted "Theodore" Logan are back for another trippy jaunt in a tricked-out phone booth, this time to see if they really do have the musical chops to unite the world. After a most excellent adventure and a totally bogus detour to the afterlife, the enthusiastic and affable William S.
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