The brain trust behind 'Megamind'

Ben Stiller has made a career of playing lovable losers. So he didn't need much convincing when two unknown screenwriters pitched a story about a failed villain who faces a midlife crisis after accidentally defeating his nemesis.

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Stiller has only a small role in "Megamind" — giving voice to an archivist named Bernard whose form Megamind assumes to woo a Lois Lane-type reporter ( Tina Fey). But he played a big part in getting the project launched.