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What Will Jackass Forever Be About?
Audiences can expect to see the cast up to their regular, wild antics. The trailer, though, does not allude to any of the more gross skits for which the team is known.
With eleven years between the third and fourth films, fans of the original series are wondering if they will see the same craziness in the stunts with a cast who have aged over a decade. That query can be answered with the following filming incidents; During the two days of test filming, professional skateboarder Aaron “Jaws” Homoki broke his wrist. Following this incident, the team received a green light to start filming.
Within two days both Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O were hospitalized for on-set injuries. While the context for these injuries was not disclosed we will definitely see what caused them upon the film’s release. Additionally, in an interview with his podcast The Nine Club, Wee-Man stated that Jackass Forever “hurt the most”, so it is not likely the team has lowered their standards of reckless hilarity.
In the trailer we see Johnny Knoxville going face to face with a bull for the fourth time in the Jackass film series. This is one of the many ways that the fourth installment will pay homage to earlier skits. In addition, Knoxville will be making an appearance as his Bad Grandpa character.
Who Will We See In The Jackass Forever Cast?
In a 2018 AltPress interview, Johnny Knoxville speaks about bringing new cast members onto the Jackass team, stating he wanted to “bring in some fresh blood into it.” Audiences can expect to see some familiar faces making appearances, such as comedian prankster Eric Andre, new Jackass cast member Jasper Dolphin of Odd Future, Machine Gun Kelly, and more.
Raab, Himself from the original series has been said to make a cameo appearance in the film, as will The Dudesons, a Finnish stunt group with a similar series, and longtime friends of the Jackass cast. Additionally, professional skateboarder Tony Hawk, who appeared in the first Jackass film will be making a return appearance.
Audiences can expect to see most of the original cast members in Jackass Forever, including ringmaster Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O (who celebrated 13 years of sobriety in March of 2021), Jason “Wee Man” Acuna, Chris “Party Boy” Pontius, Dave England, Ehren “Danger Ehren” McGehee, Brandon DiCamillo, Preston Lacy, and Loomis Fall.
Margera was set to be part of the fourth Jackass film, but after he failed to comply with a sobriety agreement, the professional skateboarder was removed from the film’s cast. Following his removal from the film, Margera filed a lawsuit against Johnny Knoxville, Paramount Pictures, MTV Studios, Dickhouse Productions, director Jeff Tremain as well as executive producer Spike Jonze for enforcing the sobriety agreement.
