Paul Reubens

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Later career

In many projects, Reubens has performed cameos and guests. On the hit comedy Central show Reno 911!, Rick of the citizen's patrol gave him a small part in the 2007 film Reno 911! Miami is located in Miami. He appeared in the second music video version of The Raconteurs' song "Steady, As She Goes" in the same year. The band appears in a comedic soapbox car race, with Reubens playing the bad guy who sabotages the competition.

Reubens paid his respects to Ben Fong-Torres at the SF Sketchfest in 2007, where he discussed his time with him. He also signed with NBC to make a pilot for Area 57, a comedy about a passive-aggressive alien, but it was not available for the 2007–2008 season. Reubens did appear on the hit television show 30 Rock as an inbred Austrian prince, a character created for him by Tina Fey. In addition, he made three guest appearances on FX's film Dirt. This time, he was chosen for the role by Dirt actor and close friend Courteney Cox. David Arquette, Cox's husband, will co-star Reubens in his debut directorial debut, the 2007 film The Tripper.

Reubens has also appeared in a number of Cartoon Network programs, including the 2006 television film Reanimated, the animated cartoon series Chowder, Tom Goes to the Mayor, and Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

Reubens had been supposed to appear as homeopathic antidepressant salesman Alfredo Aldarisio in the third episode of Pushing Daisies in 2008, but instead of him, Ral Esparza had recast the role. In the series's 7th and 9th episodes, Reubens instead appeared as Oscar Vibenius.

Reubens also conducted a PSA for Unscrew America, a website that aims to encourage people to replace traditional light bulbs with more energy-efficient ones in the form of CFLs and LEDs, during 2008. He appeared in Todd Solondz' Life During Wartime.

In the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Legends of the Dark Mite" by Reubens in 2009, the actor voiced Bat-Mite.

Reubens speculated that he was awaiting the return of his stage show in January 2009, and the Pee-wee Herman Show was relaunched in August. "I just got up one day and felt like I'm gonna come back," Reubens said. The show is also a way to "introduce Pee-wee to the younger generation that may not have heard about it," as Reubens' main project, the Playhouse film, is slated. Reubens' present age and appearance had been pointed out as a potential issue ahead of his comeback, since Pee-wee's slim figure and clean skin were two of his trademarks. Reubens had been optimistic and had joked about being a young Pee-wee again at Spike TV's 2007 Guys' Choice Awards for the first time since 1992 as Pee-wee.

At the Music Box Theatre in Hollywood, the performance was supposed to begin on November 8 and run until the 29th. Due to high demand, the show was rescheduled to Club Nokia @ LA Live, and it was set to begin on January 12, 2010 and February 7. Reubens appeared on stage, appearing on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (as well as O'Brien's subsequent Legally Prohibited Tour) and Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the show. Among other things, there are others. After the show changed locations, Pee-wee's Twitter account, a Facebook account, and a new website were created for the show.

The show migrated to New York for a limited run at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on November 11, 2010, grossing over $3 million in advance tickets. On January 6, 2011, an extra show was taped for the HBO network, which debuted on March 19.

Reubens contributed his voice to the animated film Tron: Uprising as Pavel from 2012 to 2013.

Reubens appeared on TV's music video for Happy Idiot in 2014.

Reubens went on to reprise his role as pilot droid Rex in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, a Star Wars-themed land that opened in Disneyland and Disney's Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World in 2019. Reubens appeared in the original Star Tours attraction in 1987 and the Star Wars Rebels in 2014. The former Star Tours pilot droid RX-24 – "Rex" – has been reprogrammed into DJ R-3X, the house DJ of a bar and restaurant in Galaxy's Edge.

He has spoken to Reubens who was first in jail after his 2002 release of two scripts for future Pee-wee Herman films.

Reubens used to say that his first script, The Pee-wee Herman Story, was described as a black comedy. He has also referred to the script as "dark Peewee" or "adult Pee-wee," with Pee-wee's role in the film involving Pee-Wee becoming well-known as a singer after making a hit single and heading to Hollywood, where "he does everything wrong and becomes a huge jerk." Many "Valley of the Dolls scenes" are included in the film, according to Reubens. Reubens thought this script would be the first one to start filming, but Reubens revealed in 2006 that he would begin filming his second script in 2007.

Pee-Wee's Playhouse, Reubens' second film, follows Pee-wee and his Playhouse friends on a road trip across the country for the first time and head out into "Pupland." In Reubens' script, all of the original characters of the show, live-action, and puppets are included. The tale takes place in a fantasy world that would be reminiscent of H.R. Pufnstuf and Oz's Wonderful Wizardry. Reubens told Gary Panter in January 2009 that the rejected first script of Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (which they co-wrote) will have a movie deal very soon and that it will be "90 minutes of breathtaking beauty." Reubens said this film is "already written; it's ready to shoot" in December 2009, despite being in character. The bulk of the film will take place in Puppetland, and claymation might be used.

Although he hasn't revealed much about the scripts, he has confirmed that one of the two films will open in jail. He has also stated that using CGI for "updating" the puppets' appearances could be a good idea, but that all depends on the budget. Reubens once mentioned the possibility of making one of the two films as an animated film based on The Polar Express's performance capture system, which converts live actors' movements into animated characters.

Reubens approached Pee-wee's Big Adventure director Tim Burton with one of the scripts and chatted with Johnny Depp about the possibility of him playing Pee-wee, but Burton said he'd better to consider it.

Reubens reprised his role as Pee-wee and reeked the Playhouse's set for a short film called Funny or Die in January 2010. Pee-wee comes home and shows off a brand-new iPad gifted to him by Steve Jobs in the sketch. This leads to a long discussion between him and his puppet friends, who point out all of the iPad's drawbacks by saying that "it seems like a gigantic iPhone." Pee-wee uses the iPad as a serving tray to hold glasses of milk and lemonade at a party held at the Playhouse just hours later. Both the voices of the puppet characters are dubbed in by various actors more than the TV show, except for Globey, where George McGrath's voice is still being done.

Paul Reubens was reportedly filming with Judd Apatow on a new Pee-wee Herman feature film in June 2010.

Netflix acquired the rights to produce Pee-wee's Big Holiday with Apatow and Reubens directing, John Lee directing, and Reubens and Paul Rust writing the screenplay in February 2015. The film was released on Netflix on March 18, 2016, attracting a warm reception.

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