Kristen Wiig's Fake Trailer From 'Jimmy Kimmel' Needs To Be Made Into A Real Movie

Kristen Wiig visited "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday to promote her new film "Nasty Baby," but it was the trailer she shared for the fake movie "Crying in a Sweater" that caught our attention.

"Crying in a Sweater" finds Wiig in the midst of a sartorial-infused meltdown -- sobbing in sweaters of all shapes and sizes -- while fake praise, like "Witness the rebirth of Kristen Wiig" and "This is the Wiigaissance," flashes across the screen.

Wiig recently spoke with The Los Angeles Times about the buzzy all-female "Ghostbusters" reboot, which has proved to be a point of contention with misogynist Internet trolls.

“Some people said some really not nice things about the fact that there were women," Wiig said. "It didn’t make me mad, it just really bummed me out. We’re really honoring those movies.” Hopefully, Wiig will return to making small, but great indie flicks after "Ghostbusters" and give "Crying in a Sweater" the film treatment it deserves.

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