Added two more great Photoshoot sessions from the past of Paul to the galleries. I still have lots more to add so keep checking back at Paul Rudd Fan for all the latest!

Just updating with another great Photoshoot of Paul. He really does some amazing photoshoot sessions!

Paul Rudd must be a Saints fan - because the funnyman was in an awfully good mood Sunday at the NYC sports bar Lansdowne when New Orleans took down the Minnesota Vikings.

A spy at the Chelsea hangout says that when a group of women at the next table recognized him and started quoting from his flick “Knocked Up,” the actor joined in the fun.

“He was finishing their sentences, and they were all doubled over laughing,” a fellow football fan told us. “Much of the bar started joining in.”

Source: NYDailyNews.com

Zach Galifianakis To Write For Paul Rudd In ‘Will,’ From The ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ Directors

We’ll next see blazing-hot funnymen Zach Galifianakis and Paul Rudd together in the summer comedy, “Dinner for Schmucks.” The sharp sense of timing and deadpan delivery that the two actors excel at ought to make for a fun on-screen combo.

I’m not the only one who thinks that either, as the news hit today, via Variety, that the duo will potentially team up for “Will,” a comedy directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris. You might remember those two as the directors of “Little Miss Sunshine,” the quirky 2006 family comedy that earned both Alan Arkin and writer Michael Arndt their own Oscar wins. Dayton and Faris have been quiet since then, until now.

“Will” puts forth the fatalistic idea that we all live in a world in which events are predetermined by a staff of writers in Heaven. Rudd will play an Average Joe who wakes up one day to find that his writer, played by Galifianakis, has checked out. Left to live out an unscripted day, Rudd decides to take advantage of his newfound freedom. Sounds like a winner to me.

It’s an interesting development for Dayton and Faris, however. “Little Miss Sunshine” offered up a very subtle brand of comedy, dry and largely situational. Rudd and Galifianakis are both very funny in an up-front sort of way; I wonder how well their particular skills will blend mesh with Dayton and Faris. The article makes no mention of who is writing “Will” either, which could make a big difference. Rudd is already confirmed for his role, though Galifianakis is still in negotiations.

Source: Moviesblog.MTV.com

Paul recently attended the GQ “Men of the Year” Party on November 18th and we have some pics from this new event.

125 Years and Counting
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts celebrates a special anniversary.

Actor Paul Rudd, who graduated from the West Coast branch in 1991, says he has retained a few practical lessons from his time in school: “I had a teacher who said a great way to memorize lines is to write them out. I still do that.” He also notes that a “major moment” for him was when a guest director came in to work on a project and pointed out how self-conscious his class had become. “He just ripped apart everything that we had learned,” Rudd says. “He said you’re worried about what you’re doing, but you should worry about what the other person is doing. I thought that was brilliant.”

Source: BackStage.com [Full Article Here]

Last month, on August 3, Paul attended the Adrienne Shelly Memorial Garden Opening in honor of the late actress, Adrienne Shelly.