Everybody has their own favorite Napoleon Dynamite quote. Co-writer and director Jared Hess’ instant high school movie classic from 2004 has gone down in history as one of the most hilariously ...

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Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) answers a question as he and Efren Ramirez (Pedro) and other cast and crew members take questions after the screening of “Napoleon Dynamite” at Sundance in Park City at ...

Released in 2004, Napoleon Dynamitehas all the ingredients of a cult classic. Its deadpan sense of humor mixed with its unique aesthetic makes for a memorable movie about a socially awkward teenager ...

It’s been 20 years since some Brigham Young University student filmmakers surprised the movie world and introduced an oddball named Napoleon Dynamite. Director Jared Hess and his wife and co-writer, ...

The Napoleon Dynamite animated series continued the story of the original film, taking place between the ending and the after-credits scene. It stayed true to the world of the film, with familiar ...