Roger Federer, Trevor Noah collab on YouTube film for Switzerland Tourism
One of the greatest to ever play the sport of a lifetime will be taking us on "The Ride of a Lifetime" at the end of the month.
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Roger Federer and Trevor Noah have collabed before. Three years ago, they—along with Rafael Nadal and Bill Gates—played tennis for charity in South Africa:
Three months ago, Federer returned the favor and appeared on Noah's preferred turf, the set of The Daily Show:
Three days from now, they collab again—this time, on YouTube, for a...short film? Documentary? Web special whose promotional poster befits a sitcom?
A sitcom on the Lifetime channel, even?
Whatever The Ride of the Lifetime ends up being, we'll be watching.
Here's what we know: the Tom Hooper film, which drops on March 30, will have viewers "join the ride and discover a legendary trip through the breathtaking landscapes of Switzerland."
The "grand train tour" is Federer's latest effort to boost tourism in his home country. Snippets of the film's production have foudn thei
The best behind-the-scenes media might be this one, though: Federer and Noah's...stunt doubles? Apparently so:
A trip to Switzerland may or may not be in your future. But if nothing else, you've got to tune in to see why doppelgangers of these two were required.