The film known as "the worst movie ever made" - and the inspiration for James Franco's 'The Disaster Artist' - will play for one day in 600 theaters nationwide.
"Oh hai Mark...." The Room, Tommy Wiseau's passion project that went on to become a cult classic for being known as the worst movie ever made, will finally, 14 years after it first opened in just two theaters in Los Angeles, get a wide theatrical release Jan. 10.
The film, which was financed, produced, written and directed by Wiseau, centers on a man Johnny (Wiseau) and his best friend Mark (Greg Sestero), and a love triangle with Johnny's future wife, Lisa.
At the screenings, a new trailer for Wiseau's and Sestero's latest film, Best F(r)iends, will play ahead of The Room.
"It's really great because it's going to tackle the other areas where people aren't aware of the room still," Wiseau tells THR.
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