The viral marketing is really kicking up for Judd Apatow’s Funny People. If you’ve seen the trailer, you’ll know that Adam Sandler plays a famous comedian by the name of George Simmons in the film. To make the world of the movie that much more real, Apatow went out and created an actual resume for Simmons, complete with comedy albums and a slate of “box office hits.” You can head over to his “official” website now to find out more about the actor. Check out the posters for his movies above, with loglines and even a few clips below.

Astro-Not (release August 20, 2004): When a slacker janitor at NASA is accidentally launched into space, he is forced to rely on his wits — and he soon learns that in space, no one can hear you clean.

The Champion (released June 8, 2007): After the death of his wife, a struggling dad attempts to become a champion hot-dog eater to find meaning in his life and prove his worth to his son. A hot-dog easting contest isn’t usually a contact sport, but this time, it’s “dog eat dog” as he learns to live his life with relish.

Code Green (released June 26, 2003): A park ranger teams up with a city-slicker detective (Dwayne Johnson) to catch an escaped convict in the Pacific Northwest. One has to survive the elements. The other has to survive his partner.

Dog’s Best Friend (released July 2, 2003): After his partner is murdered in a botched heist, a detective is teamed with the top dog on the force — a canine agent named Stash. Together, they must infiltrate the gang that took his partner’s life before it’s too late…

Little By Little (released Decemer 16, 2007): A busy nuclear physicist’s life is changed when the radiation he works with begins to shrink him one inch every day. Forced to face his future, he begins to discover that it’s the little things in life that really count.

Merman (released April 24, 1998): When Emma (Elizabeth Banks), a spunky marine biologist, discovers a real life Merman, she promises to keep his secret if he’ll help get her a research grant. But when a jealous colleague suspects something’s fishy, its the Merman who has to save Emma’s tail.

My Best Friend Is A Robot (released July 10, 2004): John and Ted (Owen Wilson) are best friends — they like the same food, they like the same movies, and they like the same sports. But John didn’t meet Ted, he bought him. Designed to be his compatible buddy, John got more than he bargined for with this feisty robot when Ted teaches John that real friendship can’t be programmed.

Re-Do (released December 19, 2008): Craig, a workaholic lawyer, never made time for his relationships. Alone and depressed on his 40th birthday, he wonders about the life he could have lead. But be careful what you wish for… you might just find yourself in diapers! When a wizard gives Craig a second chance at his youth, he discovers that sometimes it takes becoming a baby to learn how to be a man. Justin Long co-stars.

Sayonara Davey! (released June 8, 2007): Davey refuses to grow up. He takes a job at his alma mater just so he can party, but when a paperwork mix up sends him to Japan as a foreign exchange student, his host family (Ken Jeong and Suzy Nakamura) spoils all his fun. Mr. Ashito is determined to turn Davey around but is surprised when Davey teaches them a few lessons himself.

Here are some clips from the official site:

And here’s a clip of Re-Do from FunnyOrDie.

And if you haven’t seen it yet, there’s also a pretty convincing fake website up for the NBC television show Yo Teach…!, starring Mark Taylor Jackson (Jason Schwartzman).

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