Will Smith and Michael Bay might quickly be engaged on a brand new movie challenge, titled Fast and Loose, collectively.
Smith beforehand starred as Mike Lowrey in 1995’s Bad Boys and 2003’s Bad Boys II, each of which have been directed by Bay. Bay then cameoed within the two different Dangerous Boys sequels, 2020’s Dangerous Boys for Life and 2024’s Dangerous Boys: Experience or Die, which noticed Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their respective roles.
Now, per Deadline, Bay and Smith could also be working collectively once more on the brand new motion film Quick and Unfastened for Netflix.
Based on Deadline, the deal isn’t formally closed at the moment; nonetheless, Bay is believed to be in “last negotiations” to direct Quick and Unfastened, which can star Smith. The movie will reportedly be the subsequent challenge for each Bay and Smith, ought to it come to fruition.
What else can we find out about Quick and Unfastened?
“Quick and Unfastened follows a person who wakes up in Tijuana with no reminiscences. As he items collectively his previous, he learns he’s been dwelling two lives: one as against the law kingpin and the opposite as an undercover CIA agent,” Deadline’s description of the film reads.
The screenplay for Quick and Unfastened was written by Jon Hoeber, Erich Hoeber, Chris Bremner, and Eric Pearson. Smith is producing the film with Kelly McCormick and David Leitch for 87North. Jon Mone, Ryan Shimazaki, and James Lassiter are additionally in negotiations to provide.
Robert Simons, Noah Fogelson, and Barry Waldman will even govt produce.
The information comes shortly after it was introduced that Smith had dropped out of the upcoming thriller Sugar Bandits. Together with Dangerous Boys: Experience or Die, Smith not too long ago starred in 2022’s Emancipation. He’s now serving as a producer on the subsequent movie within the Karate Child franchise, which will likely be launched in Might 2025.
Bay, in the meantime, beforehand labored with Netflix on 6 Underground. His most up-to-date movie was 2022’s Ambulance for Common Footage, which starred Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.
