There's nothing true about this "true story," other than it promises to be truly entertaining and hilarious. In some ways, a parody of a biopic seems perfect for "Weird Al" Yankovich, and the musician was happy to play along by appearing in the film itself, according to an updated trailer screened before and after Roku's recent quarterly earnings call. There's quite a roster of other A-list actors and celebrities who appear in the film, including Patton Oswald, Jack Black, Rainn Wilson, Will Forte, Conan O'Brien (who — surprise! — does not play Conan O'Brian), Quinta Brunson and Evan Rachel Wood. "Weird: The Al Yankovich Story" will be released on Friday, November 4. A Roku spokesperson told The Desk that the film drops exactly at midnight in a viewer's time zone, so streamers on the East Coast have a three-hour head start compared to those on the West Coast (no spoilers, please!).