'The DUFF' Cast Bring the Laughs in Exclusive Gag Reel
EXCLUSIVE: 'The DUFF' Cast Bring the Laughs in Exclusive Gag Reel
'Diana, The Musical' Cast on Which Royals They Think Will Watch …
'Beauty and the Beast' Turns 30: Original Cast Members Celebrate…
'The Real World: Los Angeles' Cast Reignites 28-Year-Old Feud Du…
Original 'Ghostbusters' Cast Reflects on Harold Ramis and Film's…
Luann de Lesseps on Exposing ‘RHUGT’ Cast to the ‘Ramona-Coaster…
Watch Tom Hardy and Cast of ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’s Behin…
Ernie Hudson on ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ and Reuniting With OG …
‘RHOBH’ Cast Reacts to Dorit Kemsley’s Home Invasion and ‘Terrif…
'Cowboy Bebop' Cast Reacts to Biggest Changes From Original Anim…
Watch ‘That Girl Lay Lay’ Cast Get Festive With Christmas Carols…
'Cowboy Bebop': John Cho and Cast on Finale Twists and What's Ne…
‘Sex Lives of College Girls’ Cast on What It’s Like Filming Sex …
Paul Walker’s Father Reflects on His Death and Praises ‘Fast and…
Sam Asghari and Britney Spears Want ‘the Biggest Wedding in the …
BTS Calls Performing for The Army In-Person Again a ‘Dream' (Exc…
Colson Baker and Sam Worthington Face Off in ‘The Last Son’ Trai…
Tatyana Ali Gets the 'Perfect' Fairy-Tale Ending in New Lifetime…
'The Family Chantel': Pedro and River Discuss Their Sister's Que…
What’s funny about being the “designated ugly fat friend?” Well everything when you’re Mae Whitman, who stars as the titular DUFF in the critically acclaimed teen comedy, which opened over the weekend.
The DUFF tells the story of Bianca (Whitman), who receives a rude awakening when she learns of her stature among her more popular friends. Of course, she’s not satisfied with toeing the line and enlists resident hottie, Wesley (The Flash’s Robbie Amell), to help her defy the rules of her high school hierarchy.
Robbie Amell Says Everybody Has Felt Like a 'DUFF'
Whitman and the rest of the cast, including Amell, Bella Thorne, and teen comedy alum Allison Janney, bring the laughs both on and off the big screen thanks to ETonline's exclusive blooper reel, which shows just how fun it was to be on set. (Not to mention how wonderful it must have been to stare Amell's pecs.)
And if you still haven’t seen the film -- which Amell says has “a very John Hughes feel to it” -- then let these bloopers convince you why you need to.
The DUFF is in theaters now.