John Cena remembers it like it was yesterday. Cena portrayed Fred Figglehorn’s dad in the Nickelodeon TV movie, Fred: The ...

(Source: Nickelodeon) 'Fred' (a.k.a. 'Fred Figglehorn'), one of the most popular internet characters of all time, will land on Nickelodeon in his first-ever feature film, Fred: The Movie, it was ...

Most recently, the band, Weezer, appeared in one of his webisodes. Now, with his movie is set to debut on Sept. 18, Cruikshank works with writers, producers and crews to help bring Fred to life.

Lucas Cruikshank says there's a lot more to his alter ego Fred Figglehorn than screaming temper tantrums. "Well... if you can get past the voice," Cruikshank says. For the unfamiliar, Fred is a ...

Whether the name Fred Figglehorn means anything to you depends largely on one of two things – your age and the amount of time you’ve spent clicking on viral videos on YouTube. Fred, the… ...

The fictitious creation of a bored 13-year-old in Nebraska, Fred Figglehorn is a bona fide YouTube phenomenon: ... Sequences like these somewhat distort the comedic M.O. of Fred: The Movie.

Even the tweens who turned 17-year-old comedian Lucas Cruikshank’s character Fred Figglehorn into a YouTube sensation should find the jump from three-minute videos to a feature-length film too ...

At 17, Lucas Cruikshank is the writer, producer, director and star of one of the most subscribed channels in YouTube history. To date, his creation, the fast-talking, hyperactive 6-year-old Fred ...

Fred: The Movie Movie; Nickelodeon, Sat. Sept. 18, 8 p.m. Production: Filmed in Los Angeles by Varsity Pictures in association with the Collective. Executive ...

Lucas Cruikshank, the teen actor who turned his alter-ego character Fred Figglehorn into a YouTube hit and a TV movie for Nickelodeon, will star in a 3D movie for Lionsgate.

Two million YouTube channel subscribers. That's what convinced the bean counters at Nickelodeon to unleash Lucas Cruikshank's Fred Figglehorn onto TV (in the series Fred) and film (Fred: The Movie ...

Internet sensation “Fred” is coming to Nickelodeon via a series of TV movies. “Fred: The Movie” repped one of three new telepic titles announced Wednesday by Nickelodeon at its first-ever ...