Will Ferrell's character in 'Anchorman: the Legend of Ron Burgundy.' Ron appeared on talk shows and ESPN commercial spots to promote the film.
After the opening credits, Ron opens up a broadcast with a story about an att...
While on their date at Tino's restaurant, Ron is confused about the phrase, "...
Ron and Veronica have just ordered drinks on their first date at Tino's resta...
Ron and Veronica are at Tino's restaurant on their first date. The waiter arr...
Ron and Veronica are on their first date and arrive at Tino's restaurant. A w...
During the opening credits, Ron is getting ready for a broadcast and starts t...
During the opening credits Ron is doing warm-up exercises and smoking. Ron st...
Garth is getting emotional with Ron for cursing on-air. Ron does not know wha...
All of the news teams have converged on the alley ready for their big brawl. ...
Ron and Veronica are on a date and Ron has been forced to play Jazz Flute at ...
The morning after the pool party, Ed has a staff meeting at the station. Ed t...
Ron and the guys run into Wes and his news team in an alley, on their way to ...
The guys are talking about Veronica, hinting that they want to be with her. R...
The guys are getting on Ron for defending Veronica. Ron doesn't want to look ...
The guys are taking a stroll after Veronica has been introduced to the statio...
Ron is driving across the Coronado Bridge, eating a burrito and serenading Ba...
Ron and Veronica have moved their way up in the world of news. They now are c...
Ron and the guys are at the pool party. Brian introduces Ron to a former Char...
Ron is at the bar, drinking away his sorrows after being fired by the station...
Ron is at the bar drinking away his sorrows after being fired by the station....
Ron arrives at the zoo to find Veronica in the bear pit and so he jumps down ...
Ron has just come up to Veronica at the pool party. He complements her on her...
Ron notices Veronica at the pool party from afar and goes up and talks to her...
During the beginning of the movie, Ron is getting ready for a broadcast and h...
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