Pee-Wee's Big Holiday

In PEE-WEE'S BIG HOLIDAY, this "Pee-Wee" (the ageless Paul Reubens) is different. Unlike the Pee-Wee Herman we knew before, this Pee-Wee has never ventured out of his friendly, picture-perfect home town. He's more than content in Fairville, with his Rube Goldberg inventions making his home a veritable treasure chest of fun and quirkiness and his job as a short-order cook at Dan's Diner just about the best job a boy-man like Pee-Wee could have. What's more, everybody loves him. All that changes when a new guy comes to town. Joe Manganiello (as himself) and Pee-Wee are immediately fast friends, and Joe wants Pee-Wee to come to New York City for what's going to be a spectacular birthday party. At first, Pee-Wee is reluctant. He doesn't want to go anywhere, doesn't want to try anything new. But Joe is very convincing, and, in the blink of an eye, Pee-Wee is off on the road trip of his life. Encountering an astonishing assortment of Americana and eccentrics -- from buxom bank robbers to a shotgun-wielding farmer to an entire Amish village -- Pee-Wee learns the joys of breaking rules and hearts, all while making valuable new friends and finding himself in the midst of exciting adventures. Will Pee-Wee make it to Joe's Manhattan penthouse for the party? And, just as important, will Fairville be willing to welcome him back when his holiday is over?