Nearly 30 years after the original release of Coming to America, the cult classic is getting a sequel.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Eddie Murphy is already attached to the project, though it’s unclear whether or not he’ll star in it. “Black-ish” creator Kenya Barris is reportedly set to do the rewrite of the script, with Jonathan Levine to direct.
The idea of a sequel for Coming to America was floated by Murphy himself just months ago when he posted a picture of Vanessa Bell Calloway with the caption, “Coming to America sequel?”
Even though the tweet was later deleted, fans have been hungry for a confirmation, and now it’s here: we really are getting a sequel.
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