'Maggie Moore(s)' trailer: Jon Hamm investigates twin homicides in Tina Fey's goofy comedy

Forget who comes first: it all depends on who Maggie Moore is the real Maggie Moore.

The crime comedy "Maggie Moore(s)" stars Jon Hamm as a small-town police chief who investigates the back-to-back murders of two women, both named Maggie Moore. According to the official synopsis, things ramp up quickly in the comedy film.

Hamm's 'Mad Men' co-star John Slattery produces and directs from a script by 'Halloweentown' scribe Paul Bernbaum. Tina Fey, who previously starred alongside Hamm in '30 Rock' and will star alongside him in the upcoming musical 'Mean Girls,' portrays one of Maggie's next-door neighbors who becomes the key to the investigation.

Micah Stock, Nick Mohammed, Mary Holland and Happy Anderson also star.

"Maggie Moore(s)" is confirmed for its 2023 Tribeca Film Festival debut. Slattery recently collaborated with Hamm on the thriller "Confess, Fletch." The experience led Slattery to reach out to Hamm once more with "Maggie Moore(s)".

Hamm will next appear in Jonathan van Tulleken's thriller 'Off Season' and will play another detective in the animated series 'Grimsburg'. Hamm plays Marvin Flute, who might be the greatest detective of all time but can't solve a mystery: how to make amends with his ex-wife. "Saturday Night Live" co-stars Rachel Dratch in the series which already landed a season 2 renewal in October 2022 ahead of its premiere.

"Maggie Moore(s)" hits theaters June 16. Check out the trailer below.

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