Paramount+ unveiled the official trailer and first preview images on Monday morning Good hamburger 2the sequel to Nickelodeon’s wildly popular ’90s children’s comedy starring Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, itself based on a Nickelodeon sketch All this.
director: Phil Traill (The middle), the new film will debut exclusively on the streamer in the US and Canada on November 22, before coming to the UK and Australia a day later. It will be available in other international markets via Paramount+ soon after. The sequel will be joined by the original on Paramount+ Good citizen from 1997, as well as the first four seasons of All this. Check out the trailer above and the new photos below.
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Produced by Nickelodeon Studios and Thompson and Mitchell, Good hamburger 2 follows Dexter (Thompson) and Ed (Mitchell) as they reunite with a hilarious new group of co-workers at the fast food restaurant Good Burger. After another of his inventions fails, Reed is unhappy and is welcomed with open arms at the fast food restaurant. With a new team at Good Burger, Dex comes up with a plan to get back on his feet, but unfortunately, he once again puts the restaurant’s fate in jeopardy.
The sequel also stars Lil Rel Howery (Out), Jillian Bell (Crime 2), Kamaia Fairburn (Block hits), Alex R. Hibbert (The Chi), Fabrizio Guido (Perry Mason), Elizabeth Hinkler (The good doctor), Emily Hinkler (The good doctor) and Anabel Graetz (free man). In addition to the celebrity surprises, the film will also see the return of original cast members, including Josh Server as Fizz, Lori Beth Denberg as Connie Muldoon and Carmen Electra as Roxanne.
The photo was written by Kevin Kopelow & Heath Seifert (All this), along with James III (All this) is also a writer. EPs include Kopelow, Seifert, Johnny Ryan Jr. by Artists for Artists and Traill. Nickelodeon & Awesomeness Live-Action co-heads Shauna Phelan and Zack Olin oversaw production for Nickelodeon Studios. Brittany Cope and Omar Camacho were the Nickelodeon executives in charge of production.
Source: Deadline
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