Brace yourselves, "30 Rock" and "Phantom of the Opera" fans! Gerard Butler is taking over NBC's "Saturday Night Live," and we're losing our Scottish accents already.
A-rated Hollywood star Gerard Butler is set to host SNL on March 12, marking his debut as both host and musical guest. Can you picture him in a sky-blue skirt, yelling "Werewolf barmitzvah"? Yeehaw!
Gerard Butler's SNL Journey So Far
Striding into the SNL spotlight, Butler might seem like an unusual choice. But, let's face it, 2022 is the year of the surprise. And Gerard Butler hosting SNL? We're here for it.
Butler, known for his dramatic roles in "300," "Olympus Has Fallen," and his upcoming "Lansky," is also a fan favorite from his comedic stints. Who could forget his hilarious hosting of "The Late Late Show" with James Corden in 2017?
SNL Fans' Favorite Gerard Butler Moments
From rapping about his Scottish ancestors in "Jimmy Fallon's Evolution of Hip Hop" to his 2020 "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" hosting stint, Butler's humor is as explosive as his on-screen personas. Let's just say we're hoping for a Mike Pine-ety skit on SNL.
Butler's SNL promo released earlier this week featured him roasting the cast and threatening to "spoil" Sunday's episode. Wearing the infamous "Labia Leggings" from the "booty" skit, his promo game is already strong. We can't wait to see what else he's got up his kilt!
Butler and SNL: A Match Made in Comedy Heaven
The "Fifty Shades of Grey" وحده is set to delight us with his skit creations, including "Gerard Butler's Scottish Celebrity Throuple Calendar." Intrigued yet? We are!
Butler's popularity and enigma as a Hollywood "it" guy make his hosting gig an SNL dream. His humor, charisma, and, let's face it, perfect face for radio, promise a night of belly laughs, new catchphrases, and hopefully, some crazy impressions.
What's Next for Gerard Butler and SNL?
After SNL, Butler will be busy promoting his new film "Lansky," a biopic about the infamous Mafia boss. But for now, all eyes are on March 12 when Gerard Butler takes the SNL stage. Let's just hope he doesn't bring a bagpipe!
So, clear your Saturday nights, people. Gerard Butler hosting SNL might just be the pick-me-up we all need after these last couple of years. And remember, as Butler says, "It's about to get 'Gerard-y' up in here!"
