Prepare for a hilarious clash of comedic titans as Jamie Foxx and Mickey Rourke come together in the upcoming film, 'Not Another Church Movie.'
Once again gracing the silver screen, Jamie Foxx assumes the intriguing role of God in the forthcoming comedy, 'Not Another Church Movie,' as exclusively revealed by Deadline.
Joining forces with Foxx is none other than acclaimed actor Mickey Rourke, who was earlier unveiled as the Devil in this satirical take on religion.
Surprisingly, Jamie Foxx had already completed filming for his character, though news of his involvement has only recently come to light.
The film's production concluded ahead of the ongoing strikes initiated by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and SAG-AFTRA against major studios and streaming platforms.
This timely wrap-up sets 'Not Another Church Movie' on a trajectory for potential release between October and December later this year.
The writing duties are helmed by Johnny Mack, while the directorial responsibilities are shared between Johnny Mack and James Michael Cummings, as disclosed on IMDb.
At the film's forefront is Kevin Daniels, renowned for his role in the brief series 'Sirens,' portraying the lead character Taylor Pharry. Interestingly, Pharry's name intriguingly resonates with that of Tyler Perry.
The official plot synopsis unveils Pharry as an aspiring young man bestowed with a divine mission from God himself: to share his family's tales and kindle inspiration within his community.
However, the same family and community may unwittingly present hurdles to his noble endeavor.
