Weird Al Yankovic

The new film — starring Daniel Radcliffe and Evan Rachel Wood — puts a clever overwrought biopic spin on the parody king's life story. By Jon Blistein ...

based on a script Appel and Yankovic co-wrote. But of course, no music biopic would be complete without a redemption arc — and you better believe Weird has got one of those, too. [Weird: The Al Yankovic Story](https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-news/watch-daniel-radcliffe-weird-al-teaser-1346987/).

The Boy Who Lived is now officially the Boy Who Became a Worldwide Superstar by Playing Polka-Inflected Parodies of Hit Songs. In the just-released trailer ...

He's set to appear opposite Jonathan Groff and Lindsay Mendez in New York Theater Workshop's production of Stephen Sondheim's musical Merrily We Roll Along in November. Demento tells him—and even smugly putting out his lit cigarette in the palm of a cameo-ing Will Forte. The film also stars Evan Rachel Wood as He won his first Grammy for 1984's "Eat It." He keeps getting caught at polka parties, you see, and his parents simply won't stand for that sort of rebellion. It's slated to open the Toronto International Film Festival's Midnight Madness series on September 8.

Daniel Radcliffe is getting weird in Monday's new official trailer for the upcoming "Weird Al" Yankovic biopic. In addition to Radcliffe as "Weird Al," the ...

and will premiere in September at the Toronto International Film Festival. From there, the trailer takes off -- chronicling the bizarre rise of Weird Al, including a hook-up scene with Madonna (played by Evan Rachel Wood). Radcliffe -- with his curly brown mop of hair, wire-rim glasses and bushy mustache -- is almost unrecognizable.