Martin Lawrence Hints At ‘Bad Boys 5’ Movie w/ Will Smith: ‘I Think We Have To’
Martin Lawrence Hints At
‘Bad Boys 5’ Movie w/ Will Smith:
‘I Think We Have To’
Looks like the Bad Boys franchise might be getting another movie!
During a recent interview with ET, Martin Lawrence hinted that the beloved series is in talks to have fifth installment.
Following the massive box office success of Bad Boys: Ride or Die—which pulled in over $400 million globally—Lawrence said he’s definitely open to doing another film.
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Although he and longtime co-star Will Smith haven’t had any serious talks about a fifth movie, Lawrence revealed that studios have shown interest in keeping the action going.
Bad Boys kicked off back in 1995 with Bad Boys, followed by Bad Boys II in 2003. After a 17-year break, the duo returned in 2020 for Bad Boys for Life, which reignited fan hype and set the stage for the latest chapter, 2024’s Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
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