<b>Will</b> Smith and Kevin Hart, two major black male stars, are finally going to work together, and according to foreign media Deadline, the two will star in a remake of "Airplanes, Trains and Cars" (falling into the truth). Directed by comedy guru John Hughes in 1987 and starring Steve Martin and John Candy, the original version was the "inspiration" for Wang Baoqiang and Xu Zheng's "Man on the Road" (2010).
Kevin Hart, 41, confirmed the news on social media, saying he had finally found a project to work with his good brother, fellow Will Smith (52), both from the superhero Thunder Shazam! Philadelphia, the hometown of "Philadelphia", has achieved considerable success in the field of comedy. Some netizens commented: As soon as this news came out, Kevin Hart's good friend Dawn Johnson was going to be jealous.
Trailer for Airplanes, Trains and Cars
John Hughes's road comedy Airplanes, Trains and Cars tells the story of Steve. Martin plays the manager of an advertising agency working in New York, he rushes back to Chicago to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his wife and daughter, but he can't make the trip, so he tries against the train and bus, but his head is also black. During this time, he also met an overzealous salesman (John. Candy) insists on going with him, and their personalities contradict each other, which makes him very big.
This film even influenced the other side of the ocean in "People on the Road", Xu Zheng and Wang Baoqiang, the happy enemies on the way home for the New Year, Steve Martin and John Candy as early as 1987. If you've seen both of them, compare them (by the way, Steve Martin's 1999 comedy The Boffinger Project seems to have "inspired Pancake Man")
"Man on the Road" was greatly influenced by "Planes, Trains and Cars"