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Published 09:48 9 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 09:54 9 Feb 2016 GMT

When the worlds's most beautiful people suddenly start to turn up dead with former male model Derek Zoolander's iconic 'Blue Steel' pose on their face, Interpol recruit Derek and his old foe-turned-friend, Hansel McDonald, to infiltrate the world of High Fashion in order to get to the bottom of the whole thing.
Ben Stiller is back as both director and star of the show, while familiar fashion faces, Owen Wilson and friend of JOE, Will Ferrell, return as the handsome Hansel and the evil Jacobim Mugatu.
Joining them this time around are Penélope Cruz as the head of Fashion Police at Interpol, Melanie Valentina, and Kristen Wiig as the dastardly designer, Alexanya Atoz.
We caught up with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson to chat about just why it took so long to get a sequel made, their favourite film they've ever made together and the pair even try out some very special Zoolander poses.
Enjoy...
https://youtu.be/A_dLWopVJpU
And here's the fashionable trailer to get you in the mood...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CL4LNWHegk
Clip via Paramount Pictures
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