Nicholas Stoller's Forgetting Sarah Marshall Is a Romantic Disaster Comedy Produced By the Same Team That Made Such Hits As the 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up, Headed By Writer, Director, and Producer Judd Apatow. When He Gets Suddenly and Unceremoniously Dumped By His Longtime Girlfriend, Television Star Sarah Marshall (Veronica Mars Lead Kristen Bell), Composer Peter Bretter (Freaks and Geeks Alum Jason Segel) Is Devastated. Miserably Depressed, He Seeks Solace in Tawdry One-Night Stands, But He Is Desperate to Win Sarah Back. On the Advice of His Stepbrother, Brian (Saturday Night Live's Bill Hader), Peter Heads Off to Hawaii for a Much-Needed Vacation, But He Gets Even More Freaked Out When He Discovers That Sarah and Her New Beau, Wild and Wacky British Singing Sensation Aldous Snow (Comedian Russell Brand), Are Staying There As Well. Mired in Sadness, Peter Is Befriended By Hotel Employee Rachel Jansen (That '70S Show's Mila Kunis), Who Encourages Him to Get Back His Life and Pursue His Own Dreams, Which Include Staging a Dracula Musical with Puppets. Special Features: 3-Disc Set Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85 Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - English, French, Spanish Subtitles - English (SDH), French, Spanish - Optional Disc: Extended Version Director: Nick Stoller.