Kevin Hart May Star In Yet Another Upcoming Movie

Kevin Hart’s career has recently exploded like dynamite. Just in the past few months, the comedian/actor has been receiving several movie and TV roles.

The Think Like A Man star has recently been offered yet another part to co-star alongside Kevin James for Sony Pictures’ comedy Valet Guys. The film, which is described as a buddy comedy, is based on two valet guys who work at a high-end Miami hotel. While on duty, the duo lose a valuable automobile and have 48 hours to find it.

Kevin James and his writing partner Nick Bakay (Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Zookeeper) wrote Valet Guys and the film will begin shooting at the end of the year in Miami.

Hart, who has received rave reviews for his latest film Think Like A Man, already has a full plate. He is currently starring in the BET pilot House Husbands and co-starring alongside Seth Rogen in an upcoming Paramount untitled cop buddy comedy.

More details on Valet Guys coming soon…

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