Jason Nash is married, and he's finding it very...difficult. Premiering June 24, "Jason Nash is Married," originally developed as a digital series for cc.com, will make its feature-length film debut across multiple screens and platforms. The comedy film stars an incredible ensemble cast including Nash, Busy Philipps, H. Jon Benjamin, T.J. Miller, Andy Richter, Paul F. Tompkins and Matt Walsh. The film chronicles Jason's struggle to balance his troubled marriage and his underemployment as a comedian and screenwriter.
Get a sneak peek below:
"Jason Nash Is Married" is now available for pre-order on Amazon and iTunes and upon the June 24 premiere, fans can rent or purchase it through Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, Xbox Video, Sony Entertainment Network, Verizon Flex View, VUDU and Vimeo On Demand.
Written, directed, and executive produced by Nash, "Jason Nash Is Married" features familiar faces from the Los Angeles comedic community, including Rob Corddry, Andy Daly, David Koechner, Jerry Minor, Patton Oswalt, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Paul Scheer, and Nick Swardson.
The film follows Jason (a fictionalized version of Nash) as he pulls every string he's got to pitch and sell a new TV show, amid mounting pressure to prove to his wife (Philipps) that he can contribute to their marriage, dig himself out of his emotional rut and pay his $30,000 debt to the IRS. But when his partnerships with a dubious television producer (Miller) and an overly sympathetic marriage counselor (Tompkins) fall through, Jason is again powerless to address his professional and personal woes-which means it's time get real or risk losing it all.
The film's official Web site is JasonNashIsMarried.com, where fans can find the official trailer, exclusive deleted scenes, video clips, photos, GIFs, and links for pre-ordering the movie.
Nash is a stand-up comedian and actor whose most recent project is "Jason Nash Is Married." Nash created and starred in the GQ interview web series "How To Be A Man" and the
Comedy Central web series "The Shaman," and appeared on such shows as "Reno 911," "House," "Traffic Light," "Funny or Die Presents...," "The
Andy Dick Show," and "Lil Bush." He was the co-host of "Beyond Twisted" by the creators of TMZ, and wrote and voiced the
Current TV cartoon "Supernews." He appears this summer in
Marlon Wayans' new
TBS comedy "Funniest Wins."
Nash has amassed 1 million followers across multiple social media platforms, notably on Vine, due to Jason's particular voice, and his popular characters such as "Soda Dad." Nash hosted and produced the popular podcast "Guys With Feelings," and his CDs "In the Land of Tall Buildings and Red Fire Engines" and "The Darkest Heart" are available on iTunes.
"Jason Nash is Married" is executive produced by Nash, Ravi Subramanian and
David Martin.
CC:Studios is Comedy Central's in-house creative initiative for the development of original digital comedy. The newest addition to the
Comedy Central family, CC:Studios provides some of the most talented comics and comedy writers opportunities to create original content for multiple platforms. Working with CC:Studios, talent has access to Comedy Central's extensive distribution channels including on-air,
Comedy Central Records, CC Mobile Apps,
Comedy Central Home Entertainment,
Comedy Central Radio, VOD and
Comedy Central Certified comedy clubs.
Comedy Central recently announced the pick-up of "This Is Not Happening" to series, marking the first property developed by CC:Studios to be greenlighted for the linear channel.
Available on-air, online and on-the-go,
Comedy Central (www.cc.com) is the #1 brand in comedy and is owned by, and is a registered trademark of, Comedy Partners, a wholly-owned unit of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIAB and VIA).
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