Super Troopers 3: Movie in Development
- Broken Lizard is bringing back the Vermont State Troopers for a third installment, Super Troopers 3.
- the core Broken Lizard team - Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske - will once again reprise their roles as the mischievous Vermont...
- The Super Troopers franchise began in 2001, quickly gaining a dedicated following for its unique brand of humor.
Get Ready to Patrol Again: ‘Super Troopers 3’ is Officially a Go
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The Vermont State Troopers Return for another Hilarious Mission
Fans of the raunchy, R-rated comedy series rejoice! Broken Lizard is bringing back the Vermont State Troopers for a third installment, Super Troopers 3. Principal photography is slated to begin later this week,promising a swift return to the comedic chaos that defined the first two films.
familiar Faces and new Recruits
the core Broken Lizard team – Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske – will once again reprise their roles as the mischievous Vermont State Troopers.Adding to the excitement, Variety reports the return of Brian Cox as the stern Captain John O’Hagen and Marisa Coughlan as Ursula Hanson. Joining the cast are The Boys star chace Crawford, along with Andrew Dismukes and Nat faxon, promising a fresh dynamic alongside the established characters.
A Legacy of Laughter
The Super Troopers franchise began in 2001, quickly gaining a dedicated following for its unique brand of humor. The 2018 sequel,Super Troopers 2, was notably crowd-funded by fans, demonstrating the enduring appeal of the series. The original film even holds a place on lists celebrating the best comedies, including recognition as one of the top 25 weed movies of all time.
Chandrasekhar Returns to Direct
Jay Chandrasekhar, a founding member of Broken Lizard, will once again take the helm as director, ensuring a consistent comedic vision for the third film. He shared in a press statement, “Broken Lizard is excited to help bring the theatrical comedy back. To America, we say, ‘It’s mustache-growing time!'” This suggests a continuation of the series’ signature visual gags and character-driven humor.