VIDEO: Matthew Broderick Talks New Film DIRTY WEEKEND; Looks Back on 'FERRIS BUELLER'
Matthew Broderick (Broadway's THE PRODUCERS, IT'S ONLY A PLAY) plays a businessman who returns to the scene of a booze-soaked encounter in the new film DIRTY WEEKEND. He stopped by this morning's TODAY along with his co-star Alice Eve, to talk about the film. Later, Broderick looks back at his iconic comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," 30 years later. Watch the clips below!
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