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Watch: First Trailer for Kristen Wiig's Indie Comedy 'Girl Most Likely'

by Ethan Anderton
March 4, 2013

After the success of Bridesmaids, former "SNL" cast member Kristen Wiig could have done anything, and she decided to move away form studio comedies towards a passion project called Imogene. The indie comedy follows a woman (Wiig) who ends up in the custody of her obnoxious, gambling addicted mother (Annette Bening) after faking a suicide attempt to get her ex-boyfriend back. Now the first trailer is here, with the new title Girl Most Likely, and it's kind of messy. While it looks funny, the trailer is edited very poorly (there's a record scratch), and feels like a rough cut. Hopefully the movie turned out better. Watch!

The trailer was removed at the request of Lionsgate. Apparently it was a leaked version that was not meant to be released. Stay tuned for the official trailer when it becomes available.

Cinema Verite directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini are at the helm of Girl Most Likely (formerly Imogene), an indie comedy from writer Michelle Morgan (Middle of Nowhere). Kristen Wiig produces and stars as a moderately successful New York playwright who fakes a suicide attempt in order to win back her ex-boyfriend, only to be placed under the custody of her mother (Annette Bening), an obnoxious and compulsive gambler. Making things even more complicated is the arrival of a crazed suitor (Matt Dillon) for her mother, who claims he's part of the CIA. The film gets a limited release on July 19th.

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