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Aziz Ansari's Emoji Movie Should Obviously Be Greenlit (VIDEO)

We Would Totally See Aziz Ansari's Emoji Movie

Who is the "Dancing Woman In A Red Dress" emoji really? Do the "Little Blond Boy" or "Woman With Crossed Arms" emojis know each other? Like each other? These questions and more could be answered, if only Hollywood would have the sense to greenlight Aziz Ansari's emoji movie.

Watch the "Parks And Recreation" star talk about his dreams of making an emoji-based film in a clip from his upcoming "Comedy Bang! Bang!" appearance above.

"Comedy Bang! Bang!" airs Fridays at 10:00 p.m. on IFC.

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Steve Carell(02 of13)
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John Cleese(03 of13)
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John Cleese could've been named "John Cheese." His family's surname was Cheese before his father changed it in 1915. (credit:Getty Images)
Demetri Martin(04 of13)
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Comedian Demetri Martin wrote a 224 word palindrome titled, "Dammit I'm Mad" (credit:Getty Images)
Mel Brooks(05 of13)
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Mel Brooks was drafted into the United States Army and fought in The Battle of The Bulge in WWII. (credit:Getty Images)
Tracey Ullman (06 of13)
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Penn Jillette(07 of13)
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Gabriel Iglesias (08 of13)
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Ben Miller(09 of13)
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English Comedian, actor, and director Ben Miller studied at Cambridge University for his ph.D. in Quantum Physics entitled, "Novel Quantum Effects In Low-Temperature Quasi-Zero Dimensional Mesoscopic Electron Systems." (credit:Getty Images)
Brian Regan(10 of13)
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Stand-up comedian Brian Regan, co-wrote "102 Dalmatians." (credit:Getty Images)
Harry Hill (11 of13)
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Rob Riggle (12 of13)
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