The emergence of "Ms Albert Hanaday" on the "Office" has led to many unknown fans to look for the film. However, if you try to follow this, you will have a difficult time to find it. This is because it is a fake film that is created exclusively to present itself in the "Office", and in fact has an interesting story behind its founding.

First of all, as we said, Greg Daniels was not interested in bringing large guest stars for the episode of "Post-Super Bowl" from the Office. Despite the fact that the show would ultimately like Will Ferrell, Jameseshes Spider, Jimim Kerry, Will Arnett and Ray Romano appear as possible replacements Once Steve Karel leftNot to mention performances by Katie Bates, Timothy Olpiel and much more, at this time in the show's existence, bringing a big star star, only destroying the documentary universe of the show. As he remembers Enena Fisher Podcast "Office Ladies":

"Greg came up with this idea, this fix that would not infect the reality of the show. Producers, was now working as the executive vice President of NBC Entertainment, and Greg Said that she was really instrumental in Fighting, Like, the Kind of Top Brass at NBC to Agree to This Fix. "

However, as Fisher and co-host Angela Kinsey revealed, "Ms. Albert Hanaday" was not the original idea of ​​the pirate film that Jimim, Pam and Andy look at the office. Instead, the original film was called "Hang Glider Cop", which would have Jackec Black played an enemy policeman named Tanner, who was punished for being appointed in the height division.

But even when the writers of the "Office" settled on "Ms Albert Hanaday", the original iteration had to have another great guest starvet.

Towards the end of what we see at "Ms Albert Hanaday", in the scene that seemed to have been deleted since the latest episode reduction, Jackech Black's character is a witness to the character of Kloris Lichman, making a much younger man while watching the living room window. . "Ironielen Claws" and Starvala "Neighbors" Zac EfronAs Nate Feterman reveals, one of the writer's assistants who worked on "stress relief".