Join us for a screening of 'Big Mouth' and conversation with actor Nick Kroll. Moderated by Seth MacFarlane.

Synopsis: The Big Mouth kids are headed to high school — but not before anxieties about new friends and new schools make their young lives even more challenging.

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Nick Kroll:

Nick Kroll has established himself as one of today’s most sought-after creators, writers, producers, and actors in film and television. Nick co-created, writes, produces, and performs over 30 voices on the Emmy-Nominated Netflix animated series BIG MOUTH, which is based on his childhood. Nick's voice can also be heard on HUMAN RESOURCES which he co-created, writes and Executive Produces with the BIG MOUTH team. Previously, he was the creative executive producer on his sketch show, KROLL SHOW, which ran for three seasons on Comedy Central, and starred as “Ruxin” in the hit FX show THE LEAGUE. 

Nick’s most recent project, HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART II, which he wrote, starred, and executive produced, is now streaming on Hulu and is the sequel to Mel Brooks’ classic 1981 film. He recently wrapped RED ONE opposite Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Chris Evans for director Jake Kasdan and Amazon Studios and I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU opposite Andrew Rannells which premiered at the 2024 SXSW Festival. His previous film credits include DON’T WORRY DARLING, OLYMPIC DREAMS, OPERATION FINALE, UNCLE DREW, LOVING, ADULT BEGINNERS, DATE NIGHT, GET HIM TO THE GREEK, DINNER WITH SCHMUCKS, and I LOVE YOU MAN. Nick has voiced many iconic characters in films including ADDAMS FAMILY 2, SING 2, SAUSAGE PARTY, and SECRET LIFE OF PETS. 

In 2017, Nick wrapped his Broadway debut in OH, HELLO ON BROADWAY which ran for 138 performances and received rave reviews, and is now streaming on Netflix. Before the pandemic, Nick was on tour for his stand-up comedy show, Nick Kroll: Middle-Aged Boy which played to sold-out theaters across the US, the UK, and Australia. That show lead to his debut Netflix stand-up special, NICK KROLL: LITTLE BIG BOY. 

Seth MacFarlane:

Seth MacFarlane’s talents encompass every aspect of the entertainment industry. A true multi hyphenate, he is behind some of today’s most popular content in television, music, and film,  having garnered five Emmys, five Grammy nominations and an Academy Award nomination. 

At 24, MacFarlane became the youngest showrunner in television history when his animated series  FAMILY GUY aired on Fox. Celebrating 25 years on the air, the show has garnered MacFarlane numerous  nominations and five Emmy Awards, four of which being in the “Outstanding Voice-Over Performance”  category, making him a tied record-holder for the most voice-over Emmy wins of all time. MacFarlane also  serves as co-creator, executive producer and voice actor on the fan-favorite animated series AMERICAN  DAD!, which just finished airing season 18.  

Dedicated to producing content that shapes social conversation across a multitude of genres,  MacFarlane’s production company Fuzzy Door has created an enviable portfolio of award-winning  properties that connect global audiences through the lens of individual experiences. Under Fuzzy Door,  MacFarlane created, executive produces and stars in Hulu’s Emmy nominated live-action space adventure  series, THE ORVILLE. The series premiered to over 14 million viewers across all platforms. In 2020,  MacFarlane executive produced Nat Geo and Fox’s COSMOS: POSSIBLE WORLDS. This second installment  came off the heels of Fuzzy Door’s 21st century version of COSMOS: A SPACE TIME ODYSSEY, which  MacFarlane also executive produced, and was seen by more than 135 million people worldwide and  received 13 Emmy nominations. 

In 2020, MacFarlane and his production company, Fuzzy Door, signed an impressive multi-year television  deal with Universal Studio Group. Under the pact, the company released Peacock’s "Ted,” the prequel  series to its commercially successful films of the same name. In January 2024, the series premiered to  global success becoming the No. 1 original comedy series streaming in the US for two consecutive months,  and Sky UK’s biggest US comedy launch in the last 20 years. Recently, it was announced that the series  will be renewed for a second season.  

MacFarlane also executive produced Peacock’s disaster science series THE END IS NYE hosted by Emmy  Award winner and renowned science educator Bill Nye. Additionally, he is writing and executive producing  THE WINDS OF WAR, a limited series from UCP based on Pulitzer Prize winner Herman Wouk’s acclaimed  American War novels, an Untitled Little Rock Nine series, and the TV adaptations of Elan Mastai’s  celebrated novel ALL OUR WRONG TODAYS and the dystopian sci-fi short film SKYWATCH. Outside of  Universal, MacFarlane executive produced a new animated take on Norman Lear’s classic sitcom, GOOD  TIMES, which premiered all 10 episodes in April 2024 on Netflix.  

MacFarlane made his feature film directorial debut in 2012 with the then-highest-grossing original R-rated  comedy film of all time, TED. In addition to voicing the lovable foul-mouthed teddy bear, MacFarlane co wrote and produced the film, which went on to make more than $545 million worldwide. Fresh off the  success of TED and hosting “Saturday Night Live,” in 2013, MacFarlane hosted the 85th Academy Awards  and was nominated for “Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song” for  “Everybody Needs a Best Friend” from TED. Due to its great success and cult following, the  highly anticipated sequel, TED 2, was released in June 2015. In between both TED films, Universal released  MacFarlane's western comedy A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST, which he wrote, produced, directed  and starred in alongside an ensemble cast. MacFarlane and Fuzzy Door produced BOOKS OF BLOOD for 

Hulu and are in development on a reimagined modern version of the REVENGE OF THE NERDS franchise  with the Lucas Bros for 20th Century Studios, as well as a remake of THE NAKED GUN for Paramount starring Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson. 

As an actor, MacFarlane voiced “Mike,” a small mouse with a big Sinatra-esque voice, in Illumination  Entertainment’s 2016 animated musical family comedy SING. He made an unrecognizable appearance in  Steven Soderbergh’s 2017 heist film LOGAN LUCKY and starred in Showtime’s Golden Globe-nominated  limited series THE LOUDEST VOICE about Fox News founder Roger Ailes. 

Seth MacFarlane boasts an impressive musical portfolio, having released eight studio albums: Music is  Better Than Words, Holiday for Swing, No One Ever Tells You, In Full Swing, Once In A While, Great Songs  From Stage & Screen, Blue Skies and his latest, We Wish You The Merriest. The record is a duet Christmas  album with longtime collaborator Liz Gillies, and came on the heels of their 12-track Songs From Home  record, a passion project completed entirely during quarantine that showcases the ability to create art in  isolating times. These critically acclaimed albums have earned him five Grammy nominations, and several  No. 1 debuts on the iTunes Jazz and New Release Jazz pages. With a profound appreciation for standards  and the Great American Songbook, MacFarlane acquired the entire Sinatra chart library and has  performed with legendary composer John Williams at the Hollywood Bowl, duetted with Barbra Streisand,  and joined numerous renowned symphonies including Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, Baltimore,  and the National Symphony Orchestra. Last year, he was featured in Logic's new song "Self Medication"  and made a surprise musical appearance during Logic’s recent College Park Tour. 

Through the Seth MacFarlane Foundation, MacFarlane is an avid supporter of climate conservation,  science communication, cancer research, free speech and equal rights for all, and a continuous donor to  The Rainforest Trust, The Australia Wildlife Hospital, People for the American Way, Oceana, Chrysalis,  Perry’s Place, and National Public Radio (NPR). 

During the 2023 SAG and WGA dual strike, MacFarlane donated $6 million to help the thousands of film  and television workers including writing assistants, production assistants, key grips, gaffers, lighting and  sound designers, script supervisors, people working in craft services, hair & make-up, wardrobe and  more. In honor of his late mother, Perry MacFarlane, he funded The Australia Wildlife Hospital’s Perry  MacFarlane Koala Intensive Care Ward, which has provided specialized treatment to injured wildlife; and  USC Keck School of Medicine’s Perry MacFarlane Memorial Laboratory in 2019, pioneering innovative  therapies to address compromising side effects due to cancer treatment. In an effort to create a more  informed public, he made a $2 million donation to NPR and a $500,000 donation to Los Angeles’ NPR  station, KPCC in 2018. Additionally, he purchased and donated the Carl Sagan papers in 2012, funding the  Seth MacFarlane collection of the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan archive at the Library of Congress, as an ode  to the late astronomer and his important discoveries.