( CNN ) -- They 've already conquered YouTube . Now , a dream team of viral video superstars is hoping to hit the big screen . On Monday , the masterminds behind `` The Chronicles of Rick Roll '' released a four-minute trailer they hope will help them finish bankrolling a feature-length film . The video , an update of a shorter , more cryptic teaser trailer that has been circulating online for a few weeks , features Antoine `` Bed Intruder '' Dodson , Bear `` Double Rainbow '' Vasquez and Gary `` Numa Numa '' Brolsma among others . Executive producer Andrew Fischer estimates the half-dozen internet meme makers in the trailer have accounted for more than 2 billion page views combined ( including , he said , copycat versions of their videos and views on sites other than YouTube ) . He said he 's hoping the film , for which he said he 's still pursuing additional financial backing , `` will quite literally market itself . '' Others in the low-budget trailer include Brian `` Boom Goes the Dynamite '' Collins , Ben `` Leeroy Jenkins '' Schulz and Steven and Jack Quire , the brothers from the `` Freakout Kid '' video . No word on whether `` David After Dentist '' or the dramatic chipmunk were unavailable . Fischer , who also wrote the script and appears as title character `` Rick Rolland '' ( a role he said he 'd happily hand over to a more professional actor ) , said the trailer was shot in Colorado in January . `` Everyone was pretty excited from the beginning and everyone really enjoyed working together , too , '' he said . `` That 's one of those dynamics -- you do n't know how it 's going to turn out , but it went really well . '' All of the video stars were asked to stay quiet about the ultimate goal of the filming until now , Fischer said . `` We 're obviously all hoping to be working again in the near future , '' he said . The trailer , which Fischer previewed for CNN earlier Monday , comes across as a tongue-in-cheek take on epic adventures such as `` The Chronicles of Narnia '' and `` The Lord of the Rings . '' In it , the main character is transported into a woodsy realm called `` Middle Internet '' to rescue a girl he met on a dating site . With the help of the viral stars , he battles evil creatures such as living , breathing pop-up ads . Fischer said he hopes the new trailer will help convince financial backers to jump onboard . He said he also hopes it will help dispel the theory that the whole thing is just a big joke . Some , including fans of the movie 's Facebook page , have questioned whether it 's all a setup . After all , the movie 's name is a reference to a viral online trick . Fischer acknowledged a grand con would be fun but said that 's not what 's going on . He 's put the name of his production company , NURV , behind it -- not to mention the money spent to record a theater-quality trailer , he said . `` That would be a lot of money to waste on a RickRoll , '' he said . `` We have a reputation to keep . We 're not going to put something on IMDB , do all of these press interviews and put a trailer out just for a joke . I 'd never be able to do anything again . '' NURV , based in Colorado Springs , Colorado , specializes in viral marketing , video production and editing and other media-related jobs . The movie effort is n't Fischer 's first time embarking on a high-profile , unconventional Web-based venture . In 2005 , Fischer grabbed international attention by auctioning off advertising space on his forehead on Ebay . The winners , a stop-snoring-fast company , paid him more than $ 37,000 for a temporary tattoo .
Dream team of viral video YouTube stars hopes to hit big screen in comedy-movie project . Masterminds behind ` The Viral Video Game Project'hope to make a film about the game that will be released on Netflix and other streaming services this year. Trailer features Antoine ` ` Bed Intruder '' Dodson , Bear `` Double Rainbow '' Vasquez and others .