Chris Tucker's successor found in Rush Hour TV adaptation (Topic)

In the upcoming television adaptation of the famous CBS Rush Hour franchise, the second leading actor, Justin Hyres ("Macho and Nerd"), has been confirmed, who will play the role of Detective Carter. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The pilot of the television remake, commissioned for production in late January 2015, overseen by Bill Lawrence (Predator City), will focus on a pedantic Hong Kong police officer, inspector Lee (John Fu), forced to investigate in Los Angeles, and a self-confident black local police officer, completely uninterested in his new partner, Detective Carter (Hyres).

In the original trilogy, the role of a detective of the Los Angeles Police Department -Angeles Carter performed by Chris Tucker. In the television project, Hyres' character is described as a cheeky cop who uses unconventional methods to get results.

In addition to Hyres, who starred on television in the series "K & Peel," Damon Wayans Jr. claimed the role of Carter. ("Kind of the cops"), TI ("Catch the fat woman if you can") and Kid Cadi ("Brooklyn 9-9").

Lawrence and his City of Predator co-worker Blake McCormick will write the script and will share the functions of executive producers with the trilogy director Brett Ratner and the producer Arthur M. Sarkissian. The pilot will be produced by Warner Bros. Television.

Lawrence and his City of Predator co-worker Blake McCormick will write the script and will share the functions of executive producers with the trilogy director Brett Ratner and the producer Arthur M. Sarkissian. The pilot will be produced by Warner Bros. Television.

Lawrence and his City of Predator co-worker Blake McCormick will write the script and will share the functions of executive producers with the trilogy director Brett Ratner and the producer Arthur M. Sarkissian. The pilot will be produced by Warner Bros. Television.

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