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Four Seasons Total Documentary is set to be made by Oscar-winning producers Glen Zipper and Sean Stuart, with Christopher Stoudt on board to direct.According to a press release, the film “will give a firsthand account of the rollercoaster journey that one well-meaning small business in Philadelphia went through when they agreed to host a political press conference in the midst of the most hard-fought American election in recent history.”Last year, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Glenn Howerton had said that Four Seasons Total Landscaping could feature in the show’s next season.

A breakout star of the 2020 presidential election is getting the doc treatment. Christopher Stoudt has directed a documentary about Four Seasons Total Landscaping, the Philadelphia-based small business that gained notoriety after Rudy Giuliani held an impromptu and chaotic press conference to discuss then-President Donald Trump's planned legal challenges to the election ballot-counting process.

In case the endless parade of GameStop stock market films just wasn’t absurd enough for you, it seems we might get a documentary about Four Seasons Total Landscaping, the breakout star of the 2020 presidential election, and the biggest proof of its ridiculousness. READ MORE: Noah Centineo To Star In GameStop Stock-Inspired Netflix Film From ‘Hurt Locker’ Writer The project, which will be titled “Four Seasons Total Documentary,” was reportedly already shot by director Christopher Stoudt and will be about the eponymous Philadelphia-based small business that reached meme status after Rudy Guliani held a press conference to discuss the previous administration’s plans to challenge the ballot-counting process during the election.

Four Seasons Total Landscaping, the innocuous small business in Pennsylvania that shot to prominence when it became the unlikely stage for a press conference fronted by Rudy Giuliani four days after the U.S. presidential election, will be the subject of a feature doc giving a first-hand account of the rollercoaster series of events.