'Clerks 3' trailer is out now
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'Clerks 3' trailer is out now
Jay, Silent Bob, Dante and Randal will all return to the big screen this year as “Clerks III,” the latest installment in Kevin Smith’s View Askew cinematic universe, finally arrives in September. Fans got a first look at what's in store thanks to the "Clerks III" trailer, released at noon Wednesday.
Franchise stars Jeff Anderson, Brian O’Halloran, Jason Mewes and Smith himself co-star in the film. Returning players Rosario Dawson and Trevor Fehrman are seen reprising their roles from "Clerks II" (2006) in the trailer, which also previews cameos from frequent Smith collaborators including Ben Affleck and Justin Long. Anderson is also seen wearing a t-shirt for the Inkwell Coffeehouse, the longtime Long Branch spot that was a favorite of Smith’s before it closed in May.
Monmouth County locations including the Quick Stop and Gianni’s Pizzeria – which has served as a pop-up location for the once-fictional Mooby’s fast food chain introduced in Smith’s “Dogma” (1999) – can be spotted in the trailer.
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Jay, Silent Bob, Dante and Randal will all return to the big screen this year as “Clerks III,” the latest installment in Kevin Smith’s View Askew cinematic universe, finally arrives in September. Fans got a first look at what's in store thanks to the "Clerks III" trailer, released at noon Wednesday.
Franchise stars Jeff Anderson, Brian O’Halloran, Jason Mewes and Smith himself co-star in the film. Returning players Rosario Dawson and Trevor Fehrman are seen reprising their roles from "Clerks II" (2006) in the trailer, which also previews cameos from frequent Smith collaborators including Ben Affleck and Justin Long. Anderson is also seen wearing a t-shirt for the Inkwell Coffeehouse, the longtime Long Branch spot that was a favorite of Smith’s before it closed in May.
Monmouth County locations including the Quick Stop and Gianni’s Pizzeria – which has served as a pop-up location for the once-fictional Mooby’s fast food chain introduced in Smith’s “Dogma” (1999) – can be spotted in the trailer.
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