Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg and Hacks star Jean Smart will star opposite each other in Craig Gillespie's next film, 42.6 Years. Samberg will play a young man who was part of an unconventional experiment which cryogenically froze him. After waking up 42.6 years later from this life-saving experiment, he is forced to turn to his now older ex-girlfriend played by Smart. Samberg is the one who came up with the idea for the film and co-wrote it with The Menu writer Seth Reiss.
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