Werk Room Weekly: ‘Stop! That! Train!’ producers talk new movie, RuPaul, and creating ‘Drag Race’
The producers of the new movie 'Stop! That! Train!' recently sat down with the hosts of 'Werk Room Weekly' to discuss their film and their journey in the entertainment industry. They talked about bringing drag from the small screen to the big screen and casting RuGirls alongside comedy favorites. The producers also reflected on their early days working with RuPaul and the challenges of getting 'RuPaul's Drag Race' off the ground.
- ▪World of Wonder co-founders Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato produced the new comedy 'Stop! That! Train!'.
- ▪The movie features RuGirls alongside comedy favorites like Matt Rogers and Rachel Bloom.
- ▪The producers worked with RuPaul on 'The RuPaul Show' and helped launch 'RuPaul's Drag Race'.
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Werk Room Weekly: ‘Stop! That! Train!’ producers talk new movie, RuPaul, and creating ‘Drag Race’ June 13, 2026 | 9:00am All aboard! “Werk Room Weekly” hosts Jason Cerin and Brian Faas sit down with World of Wonder co-founders Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato to talk about their gloriously over-the-top new comedy, “Stop! That! Train!,” and the decades-long journey that helped make it possible. The producing duo breaks down bringing drag from the small screen to the big screen, casting RuGirls alongside comedy favorites like Matt Rogers, Rachel Bloom, and Brian Jordan Alvarez, and why there’s still plenty of room for unapologetic camp in modern entertainment.
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