Metta World Peace and Eve Star In ‘All Wifed Out’

 A trailer was released for an independent comedy film titled “All Wifed Out” that features NBA basketball player Metta World Peace and Eve.

There is not much information about this film, which is strange given that the film is scheduled to hit theaters and arrive  on iTunes November 15, 2013.

It’s not clear what role World Peace and Eve will play, but a synopsis for “All Wifed Out” reads as follows:

“Love of His Life vs. The Night of His Life! After his girlfriend asks him to move in with her, a mid-20’s guy and his two best friends plan an epic night out in New York City to help him decide if he wants to be a bachelor.”

Jason Stein directed and co-wrote the film with Tyler Boehm. In addition to Word Peace and Eve, Nicole LaLiberte, Dustin Diamond, Fabrizio Goldstein, Sean Patton, Amy Flanagan, Scott Rodgers, and Tim Curci star.

Check out the trailer in the player above.

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