There can be many ups and downs in being an actor. One day you may find that the TV show you are on is getting a makeover and another day you may find that a project you are working on has been cancelled. It might feel like a roller coaster… and today Adam Devine must be feeling a lot of G-force, since the two things happened to him within hours of each other.
The bad news came first and was personally delivered to the actor’s fans via his personal account. Instagram page. While Devine had recently been excited about the possibility of reuniting with her co-stars Blake Anderson and Anders Holm in a workaholics film (based on the series of the same name that aired on Comedy Central for seven seasons), this project is no longer in progress. In the social media post, he makes several references to important parts of the show’s slang, writing that “this news is the loosest” is that he’s “hurt” for his co-stars, fans, and filmmakers who worked with him. . active. You can see his full message in the box below:
The Workaholics movie was first announced about two years ago in February 2021, and as the post states, it was planned as a Paramount+ original. Production was due to start next month.
While one streaming service whose name begins with the letter “P” delivered bad news, another provided Adam Devine with a much more positive update just hours later. The actor may not be shooting a new Paramount+ film, but his original series Peacock, Pitch Perfect: bumpers in BerlinIt has been renewed for a 2 season.
The news was announced via a press release from the streamer, who calls the series “Peacock’s #1 comedy” and says it had the “biggest comedy premiere in Peacock’s history” during its debut last fall. A successful spin-off you’re perfect movies, the first season of the show premiered on November 23, 2022 and features Adam Devine reprising his role as a capella singer Bumper Allen. The cast of the show also includes Flula Borg (who was in perfect height 2), Sarah Hyland, Lera Abova and Jameela Jamil.
Adam Devine also responded to Pitch Perfect: bumpers in Berlin news on her Instagram page, and as you might imagine, she takes a very different tone than what she posted about the cancellation. workaholics movie. His message is below:
Maybe I’m reading too much, but “@peacocktv gets it” definitely sounds like a nudge in the ribs of Paramount+.
Even if we don’t receive workaholics Now fans of the Comedy Central series can stream every episode with a Paramount+ subscription. And if you are a you’re perfect fans, you need to get a Peacock subscription to stream Pitch Perfect: bumpers in Berlin to prepare for Season 2, which is currently in development.
Source: Cinemablend
