is still hoping the long-rumored third film becomes a reality. In an interview with published Monday, the actor reflected on reading a script for a third movie that would once again star himself and . “There is a project that was written, and it’s still the best script that I’ve ever read for a third movie,” Tatum said.
Following the release of the two successful films, Sony had been tossing around the idea of a featuring two of their biggest comedy franchises, and . Hill would that the merging of the movies was unlikely to happen. “I had the idea,” Hill told the at the time.
“But I doubt that movie will get made.” The idea of a / crossover via the Sony email hacks in 2014. But the film never came to fruition.
“It’s just a lot of bureaucracy, kind of above-the-line stuff,” Tatum explained. “It’s really hard to get it made, and we’ve been trying to get it done.” “You know what, I’m going to put some good juju out there and I’m going to say I would love to see ,” Tatum said.
“I would love to do it with Jonah, and Jonah I know wants to do it. We would love to just get to go play again.” The 2012 comedy, which was directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, grossed more than $200 million at the box office.
The 2014 sequel, , became the for an R-rated comedy at the time, and had opened to $60 million during Father’s Day weekend and grossed $327 million worldwide. The two films saw Hill and Tatum star as undercover police officers who a.
