Production on the next Beverly Hills Cop is underway and the first images are here, marking the return of Eddie Murphy as one of his most legendary characters.
It’s official: Axel Foley is finally back! Currently in the midst of filming, Beverly Hills Cop 4 has released its first set of footage, revealing Eddie Murphy reprising his iconic role as Detective Foley. In the photos, he is seen with his arm in a sling, wearing a Detroit Lions letterman jacket.
One of the photos also features actress Taylor Page, who also stars in the film.
Check out the images below:
It all started in 1984 with the first film that started the franchise. We’re talking, of course, about the original, Martin Brest’s Le Flic de Beverly Hills, starring a young Eddie Murphy as a road-tripping cop from Detroit. in Beverly Hills to solve the murder of his best friend.
The film was a huge hit, grossing over $300 million at the box office and even received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay.
Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
Based on its success, the first opus was followed by two sequels: one released in 1987 and directed by Tony Scott and the other released in 1994 and directed by John Landis. However, they did not receive the recognition or success of the original.
Produced by Eddie Murphy and Jerry Bruckheimer, among others, the new action comedy directed by Mark Molloy, this time from a script by Will Beale, will be the fourth part of the iconic saga, the long-awaited installment after many years. development.
Titled Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley in VO, the upcoming feature film on Netflix will also star Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
While waiting to find Eddie Murphy in his iconic role, the first 3 parts of the saga are available on Amazon Prime Video.
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