Seth Rogan and Kevin Hart. Their names alone in a sentence seem awkward and might be just enough to garner interest and has piqued my interest enough to write this post. Word has hit the net that these two might do the unthinkable and will work together to reinvigorate and revitalize the buddy cop genre in “first interracial police pairing in law enforcement history.”
Source: Cinemablend
You may not immediately connect them together in your head, but Seth Rogen and Kevin Hart actually have a fairly long history together. While they have possibly never shared the screen together, Hart appeared in three episodes of the television series Undeclared, which Rogen was a regular on; had a cameo in The 40-Year-Old Virgin, which Rogen co-starred in; and had a role in Drillbit Taylor, which Rogen co-wrote. Finally, after over a decade of being part of the same circles, they’re finally being brought together.
Interesting premise and is an admittedly enticing prospect. It’s certainly interesting but don’t get married to the idea until both actors sign an undeniably binding contract. It’s a great thought but until the dotted line is signed lets all breathe and take a grain of sale.
I sort of like Seth Rogen, not the greatest comedian yeah but he’s OK. Just hope they sign that contract.
And what’s the hype about this flick going to be the first interacial what-not?
Does it even matter? If a movie’s good it certainly will draw the right attention. Instead of resorting to pathetic sales techniques I guess they should whet our desire to watch the flick by enticing as with a juicy, vague idea as regards what the story is about. But then I don’t expect anything of that kind to happen soon. (But then Fox gave us the Avatar script to read long before the movie was released.)
The tag ”first interracial police pairing in law enforcement history.” was being facetious… It’s been done a hundred times, Leathal Weapon (s), Night Hawks, Running Scared, Rush Hour(s) etc.
Can anyone say Cop Out?
Definitely has the potential to be hilarious.