‘The Machine’ stars stand-up comedian Bert Kreischer as himself, Jimmy Tatro ('Grown Ups 2') as young Bert Kreischer, Mark Hamill ('Star Wars: The Last Jedi') as Albert Kreischer, Sr., Jessica Gabor ( ...

You probably saw Bert Kreischer’s mega-viral story on YouTube that led to his film The Machine, now in theaters everywhere. What you may not have heard about is the dedication and behind-the-scenes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bert Kreischer is living proof that truth is stranger than fiction. The film’s premise revolves around Bert and his father, Albert ...

Presided over, if that is the right term, by the irrepressible Bert Kreischer, the big-gutted comedian who goes by the name The Machine and prefers to appear without a shirt on whenever possible, has ...

“I’m so close to crying every five minutes,” Kreischer shared. “It’s just unbelievable. Everything’s so unbelievable. I feel like this shouldn’t all be happening for me. And especially, you’re right, ...

"Bert - take off that shirt and show those SOBs who you really are!" Sony Pictures has revealed the full red band trailer for the wild and crazy comedy movie The Machine, from comedy filmmaker Peter ...

Mark Hamill co-stars in the cinematic event of the year for guys who base their entire personality around yelling "let's gooooooo!" Kreischer is well aware that he’s built a career out of making a ...

The Machine (now streaming on Netflix) is a vehicle-slash-vanity-project for Bert Kreischer, the standup comic famous for his hard-partying, literally shirtless persona. For anyone not familiar with ...

On the eve of filming his first movie, “The Machine,” Bert Kreischer was lying in a hotel bed in Serbia trying to fall asleep to a Joe Rogan podcast. Instead of providing an ambient touch, the episode ...

23 years after Bert Kreischer's greatest story began, he's returning to Russia to continue the legend of The Machine in a new red band trailer for the action comedy. Facing family crisis and the ...

A class trip to Russia in the mid-90s that went (very) wrong led to the stand-up spending months on set in Serbia, starring opposite Mark Hamill in a movie inspired by his life. By Brian Davids Writer ...