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Tyler Perry Studios Released The Latest Trailer to 'Madea's Witness Protection'

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Tyler Perry Studios is at it again with the latest trailer to his next comedic installment entitled Madea’s Witness Protection. Despite the recent fire that destroyed one of the filmmaker’s sound stages, Perry continues to push out content for his fans to enjoy.

In theaters June 29th, Madea will be called upon to protect George Needleman, the gentle CFO of a Wall Street investment bank who has major family problems. He’s been living with his head in the clouds and his frustrated second wife, Kate, has reached her boiling point taking care of his crazy old mother, Barbara.  Cindy, his teenage daughter, is spoiled rotten, while his seven-year-old son, Howie, wishes his father were around more often.

The time has come for George to finally wake up when he learns that his firm Lockwise Industries, has been operating a mob organized ponzi scheme and that he’s been set up as the fall guy.

Tyler Perry wrote, directed and stars in the film alongside  Eugne Levy, Denise Richards, Romeo Miller, Tom Arnold, Doris Roberts, John Amos, Marla Gibbs, Danielle Campbell, and Devan Leos.

Madea’s Witness Protection hits theaters June 29th.

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