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Matthew Broderick appears in a humorous Honda commercial which looks very familiar. In the ad, Broderick wants a day off, just like his character, Ferris Bueller, from the 1986 comedy, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."

The commercial, scheduled to air during this year's Super Bowl, leaked online Monday, and Honda was forced to release the full version on YouTube a week early.

Matthew Broderick is set to reprise his role as the beloved truant Ferris Bueller in a Super Bowl ad this year. Broderick starred in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" 26 years ago!

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See a photo of Sarah and Matthew's twins, and other babies born in 2009

According to the Associated Press, Carpenter was convicted on charges of receiving stolen property, theft in office and evidence tampering. Carpenter's lawyer has said they will appeal the court's decision.

Carpenter resigned from the police force two weeks ago. He and police Chief Chad Dojack were accused of conspiring to steal from the surrogate mother's home and sell her things to the paparazzi.

Parker and Broderick's surrogate mother gave birth to their twins in June.

Carpenter's alleged co-conspirator, Dojack, will face a judge next month.

A police chief was convicted of three felonies for breaking into the home of a woman who was carrying surrogate twins for Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, the Associated Press reports.

A jury found the Martins Ferry, Ohio cop, Barry Carpenter, guilty of receiving stolen property, theft in office and tampering with evidence. He was acquitted on charges of burglary and unauthorized use of property or services.

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Prosecutors allege that Carpenter and a police chief from a neighboring town broke into surrogate mom Michelle Ross' home in May and tried to sell items related to her pregnancy to paparazzi.

Carpenter claimed he only went into the home because the door was open, and he wanted to check it out.

Sarah Jessica Parker and hubby Matthew Broderick are joined by son James Wilkie as they embrace their new twin girls, Marion Loretta Elwell and Tabitha Hodge, in New York City. The twins were born via surrogate on June 22.