Last year marked the return of the iconic comedic reporter Irwin M. Fletcher, better known as Fletch, with the Jon Hamm-led reboot Confess, Fletch. Based on the series of mystery novels by Gregory ...

With the release of Confess, Fletch, Jon Hamm stars as Irwin Maurice “Fletch” Fletcher, a beloved pop culture figure who hasn’t graced the screen in over 30 years despite multiple attempts to get a ...

Jon Hamm takes over the role of Fletch in this movie, which is the first sequel since 1989’s forgettable Fletch Lives. It adapts author Gregory McDonald’s second Fletch novel, which is perfect, ...

The new mystery comedy ‘Confess, Fletch’ marks the third big screen adaptation of author Gregory Mcdonald’s popular series of novels, following 1985’s ‘Fletch’ and 1989’s ‘Fletch Lives,’ both starring ...

In Confess, Fletch, Jon Hamm stars as the roguishly charming and endlessly troublesome Fletch, who becomes the prime suspect in a murder case while searching for a stolen art collection. The only way ...

In Confess, Fletch, Jon Hamm stars as the roguishly charming and endlessly troublesome Fletch, who becomes the prime suspect in a murder case while searching for a stolen art collection. The only way ...

‘I enjoyed trying to find ways to make fun of influencer types and tone-deaf white privilege,’ says the writer-director, who updated the 1976 mystery novel for 2022. ‘It’s nice to sneak into ...

Now, you’d think an advertisement for Confess, Fletch would write itself. Something along the lines of, “From the director who brought you Superbad and Adventureland, and Jon Hamm, the co-star of the ...

I just watched Confess Fletch, and found myself wishing that Gregory McDonald were still alive to see the film of his book. It's an adaptation done by people who understood and loved the Fletch books.

Novelist Gregory Mcdonald’s crime-solving journalist Irwin M. Fletcher, better known as “Fletch,” has never been a very conventional hero. After Chevy Chase put his own bumbling, pratfall-filled spin ...

In 1985, Fletch took an interesting approach to Gregory McDonald’s novel—essentially keeping the same story but changing the tone, dialing down some of its darker elements and allowing star Chevy ...