Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Aren’t Able to Go ‘Dangerous Boys’ Torch

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence confirmed as much as the Dangerous Boys: Trip or Die premiere in Hollywood on Thursday able to placed on a present.

Arriving on high of a double-decker bus, Smith rapidly took on the position of hype man, yelling right into a microphone, “Once I say, ‘unhealthy,’ you say ‘boys’” to the group gathered on Hollywood Boulevard. He and Lawrence, reuniting for his or her fourth Dangerous Boys movie, soaked up the fan love for the franchise and advised The Hollywood Reporter that after almost 30 years of taking part in these characters, they’re not fairly prepared to hold it up.

Though many long-running franchises have been rebooted with youthful casts or handed the baton on to the following technology, Smith insisted, “We would have yet one more in us earlier than we hand it off however we’ve acquired loads of younger seeds in there.” Added Lawrence, “The again ain’t went out fairly but, so earlier than we try this — we ain’t going to cross it off simply but.”

The newest movie follows the 2 iconic Miami cops as their former captain is linked to drug cartels and so they go on a harmful mission to clear his identify. It follows 2020’s Dangerous Boys for Life, after Dangerous Boys started in 1995 adopted by Dangerous Boys II in 2003.

“We love working with one another,” Lawrence stated of their relationship, as Smith remembered, “Once we hit the set on this film, actually on the primary day we’re going, speeding round, and Martin simply stated, ‘Hey man, decelerate just a little bit.’ He stated, ‘We’re going to take pleasure in this one,’ you understand, and he kind of set that tone day one which we have been going to return collectively and we have been going to ensure we didn’t miss the great thing about this chance we needed to work collectively.”