Uncle Drew is proof positive that a solid execution ... he has given up on playing after his rival Mookie (Nick Kroll) blocked a winning shot. Does Dax’s character arc revolve around him ...

Nick Kroll had a wardrobe malfunction on Wednesday when he split his pants during the middle of an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. During the interview, Kroll said he actually got to play a ...

Now with Uncle Drew, Kroll has been a part of bringing two prosthethic-heavy commercial characters to the screen, and he’s already got a few more in mind. “I could talk to Shaq to see if we ...

Nick Kroll, and Tiffany Haddish star in this new classic full of knee-slapping humor for the entire family. The movie follows a young team owner and his pal Uncle Drew go on a wild goose chase to ...

If you've been watching television at all lately, you've probably seen a fair bit of Nick Kroll ... I just saw a bunch of tweets about an Uncle Drew film coming out this summer.

Uncle Drew picks him, Chris Webber ... We’ll start with Nick.” Nick Kroll: “What’s below 1? Is there a below 1? I was like, ‘I think I’ll be fine out there. I played Jewish day ...

says Irving. Kyrie stars as the aging, playground legend "Uncle Drew," a character from Pepsi ads. Another of the movie's highlights is a scene where Nick Kroll's character "Mookie" mimics Lil Rel ...

Mookie (a hilarious Nick Kroll). Down and out, Dax runs into Uncle Drew (current Boston Celtics star Kyrie Irving, made up to look like he's 70 years old), a street ball legend who went missing ...

Comedian Lil Rel Howery has described working with NBA superstars for the movie Uncle Drew as “one of the coolest things I have ever experienced”. Howery and his fellow comic Nick Kroll appear ...

Beginning his recruitment with the mysterious Uncle Drew, the two then go on a recruitment trip and take down rival coach Mookie (Nick Kroll). This brings in a colorful cast of supporting ...

When his old rival (Kroll) steals his best players out from under him, Dax goes in search of the streetball legend Uncle Drew (Irving), a former phenom who has spent decades out of the spotlight.