Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald (2026)

Using only archival footage, personal photographs, and home videos supplied by fans and friends, the documentary constructs a portrait of comedian Norm Macdonald entirely in his own words. Director Judd Apatow assembles stand-up clips, television appearances, and private moments to let Macdonald's distinctive voice guide the narrative from his early Canadian clubs through Saturday Night Live and beyond.

Without new interviews or external commentary, the film relies on Macdonald's recorded reflections on comedy, mortality, and his unconventional career to shape a self-authored biography that feels both intimate and deliberately incomplete.