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GENE SIMMONS To Appear In 'Extract' Film

May 3, 2009

KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons reportedly has a small part as a "shady lawyer" in Mike Judge's new comedy "Extract", which is set to open in theaters in September.

The story centers on a flower extract factory owner (Jason Bateman) who's dealing with workplace problems and a streak of bad luck, including his wife's affair with a gigolo. Mila Kunis will play a factory worker, Kristin Wigg is Bateman's wife, and Ben Affleck is his lawyer. Clifton Collins Jr. is another factory worker who loses a body part in a freak accident and is now due for a huge settlement.

"Extract" is set for release on September 4, in limited release, and nationwide on September 11, 2009.

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