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Will Ferrell drinks his own urine to survive Man vs. Wild adventure!

Will Ferrell drinks his own urine to survive Man vs. Wild adventure!Washington, Apr 24 : American actor/comedian Will Farrell was forced to drink his own urine to survive his expedition on the Discovery Channel''s Man vs. Wild.

The show''s host Bear Grylls went on a two-day joint expedition with the comedian in the Swedish hinterland.

Armed with only the most basic survival equipment, Grylls took Ferrell through the paces of real life survival in the ice-bound mountain and glacier ranges in the far north of Sweden.

Will Ferrell gets urine-drunk to survive wilderness adventure show

Will Ferrell gets urine-drunk to survive wilderness adventure showLondon, Apr 17 : Comedian Will Ferrell is certainly a survivor after successfully making it through British adventurer Bear Grylls' wilderness adventure show `Man vs. Wild', on which he even drank his own urine.

The funnyman spent 48 hours with the former military survival expert in the frozen Swedish wilderness, and learnt how to stay alive against the odds.

The episode, to be aired in June, will show Ferrell drinking his own urine - a regular survival tip from Grylls on his hit show.

Will Ferrell to immortalise Bush’s shoe attacker in his show

New York, December 19 : American comedian Will Ferrell is reportedly planning to stage-manage Iraqi reporter Muntathar al-Zaidi's "shoe attack" in his Broadway show `You''re Welcome, America: A Final Night With George W. Bush'.

In the show, set moments after Barack Obama''s swearing-in ceremony, Farrell will imitate Bush.

Sources have revealed that Farrell has plans to plant an actor in the audience to toss a piece of footwear at him.

Farrell is also said to be looking for Bush's latest blunders to parody.

Sources have also revealed that a recent preview of the comic at the Largo Theater in Los Angeles left the audience giggling.

Hollywood stars campaign for Myanmar activist

Will FerrellLos Angeles - US comedian Will Ferrell kicked off a 30-day public campaign Thursda