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Nate Bargatze at the Peoples Choice Country Awards.

Nate Bargatze To Write & Star In First Feature Film, "The Breadwinner"

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Nate Bargatze is continuing to keep himself busy in other areas beyond stand-up comedy & has announced his newest project: his first ever starring role in a feature film.

Everything to know about Nate Bargatze's first film.

According to Deadline, the new film, titled The Breadwinner, is a pre-emptively acquired comedy pitch that'll be released via TriStar Pictures & is written by Bargatze & Dan Lagana with Bargatze attached to star. Bargatze will be producing the new film alongside Lagana & Jeremy Latcham via Wonder Project.


The project is in early development now with Bargatze & Lagana writing the script and the film's plot is currently under wraps.


Dan Lagana is best known as showrunner for the Netflix mockumentary comedy series American Vandal & the Bo Burnham launching series Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous. Jeremy Latcham most recently served as the producer for the fantasy comedy film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.


This story follows the plethora of major comedy moves Bargatze has been making this Fall including announcing his next comedy special, Your Friend, Nate Bargatze, premiering on Netflix this Christmas Eve, returning to host Saturday Night Live for the second time in a year, joining the Advisory Board at the National Comedy Center, and hosting his upcoming CBS Holiday Special produced by Lorne Michaels.

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I hope they change the official title of this movie from The Breadwinner to something else…or at least add another descriptive word. The Breadwinner is a very poignant and tragic book for which there has also already been a movie or series made of the same name. Not sure how to share this directly with the producers. I LOVE Nate Bargatze’s comedy and would love to see his movie, but it might be better for it to have a unique that doesn’t get confused with a very serious book/movie of the same name.

Jamie C

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