


^ The Howard Stern Show (September 19, 2006).^ a b c 'Bam Margera leaves hospital after being 'dehydrated' from four-day bender'.^ $13,000 Worth of damage at his wedding – Bam Scape.^ 'Bam in the slammer,' Philadelphia Daily News, Malink.^ a b Fanelli, Brian (November 4, 2006).'No joke: Prankster wants to open hometown theater'. ^ 'Mastodon's Brent Hinds Is Playing Jackass' Ryan Dunn In A Bam Margera Movie'.'Bam Margera's Joke Band(?) Fuckface Unstoppable'. ^ a b 'Official Bam Margera Presents: Where the #$&% Is Santa?'.^ Apepisode of Radio Bam on Sirius28 Faction.^ Jackass 3D' box office boom, New York Daily News, October 18, 2010.Archived from the original on January 4, 2007. ' 'MTV makes room for Margera', The Hollywood Reporter, '. ^ Nordyke, Kimberly (December 14, 2006).^ 'Bam Margera, 21, making the leap to fame'.'Soundcheck: Bam Margera: Jackass/international Celebrity'. Writer, director, producer, executive producer Filmography Film Yearīam Margera Presents: Where the ♯$&% Is Santa? Margera was released from treatment and returned home after one week. Additionally, Margera made Instagram posts in which he insulted his own wife and damaged his own home, leading to friends and family members coming together to have Margera committed to a mental health treatment facility. In March 2019, TMZ released a video showing Margera screaming at and threatening his manager at West Side Comedy Club in New York City. In January 2019, one year after his previous attempt, Margera entered rehab for the third time, but left after ten days, stating that he 'didn't belong there', and was planning on beating his alcoholism on his own. Later that year, he relapsed after being robbed at gunpoint during a holiday in Colombia. In January 2018, Margera entered rehab for the second time after a DUI, and remained sober for seven months.

When asked if the project was on pause for the moment, he responded that it was. Margera stated that he had approximately eleven terabytes worth of video footage and that editing it down into a two-hour film was impossible. In the 2017 season premier of Vice's Epicly Later'd, Margera stated that after working on the film for four years straight, sometimes for weeks at a time, he had reached the point where he had had enough of doing so.

During a Facebook Q&A on December 7, 2015, Margera stated that the name of the film would change from I Need Time To Stay Useless to Earth Rocker and that it would be released February 2016. Musician Brent Hinds of the band Mastodon will play Dunn in what has been described as 'dramatic fantasy interludes' that ties the film together while also re-enacting what Margera considers his 'darkest moments' after Dunn's death. According to Margera the film has been three years in the making, and will give viewers a glimpse into his childhood, career and rise to fame, while focusing mainly on his recovery from the death of Dunn. The film will deal primarily with Margera's life after the death of his close friend and co-star, Ryan Dunn, who died in a car crash in 2011. On April 9, the first trailer for the film, titled I Need Time To Stay Useless, was released to YouTube and other media outlets. In January 2015, Margera announced that he had been working on an autobiographical documentary film which he hoped to premiere in the near future.
