John Cena & 'Vacation Friends' Stars Host Rooftop Screenings in NY & LA!

John Cena and Lil Rel Howery are moving beyond just Vacation Friends, and becoming Honeymoon Friends.

NeNe Leakes after the death of her husband, Gregg. On Wednesday, the Leakes family revealed that Gregg had died after a battle with colon cancer.

previously boasted set an all-time record in its opening weekend on streaming and was Hulu’s most-discussed original film on Twitter. As for the sequel, director Clay Tarver is expected to return to write and direct the sequel that will be titled “Honeymoon Friends” and will reunite the main cast, including John Cena, Lil Rel Howery, Meredith Hagner and Yvonne Orji.

Angelique Jackson The “Vacation Friends” will be back for another wild and raunchy ride, as 20th Century Studios has set a sequel to the couples comedy starring John Cena, Lil Rel Howery, Yvonne Orji and Meredith Hagner.“Vacation Friends,” which is now streaming on Hulu, followed Marcus (Howery) and Emily (Orji), a straight-laced couple who head to Mexico for a romantic getaway.

EXCLUSIVE: Following its premiere on Hulu this past weekend, 20th Century’s Vacation Friends has become the most the most watched original film in its opening weekend on the streamer to date. Deadline has also exclusively learned that writer-director Clay Tarver will return to write and direct Honeymoon Friends, a sequel that will reunite the main cast and producer Todd Garner.

John Cena is setting the record straight.

No drama here.

Lil Rel Howery and Yvonne Orji play Marcus and Emily, the strait-laced pair, who are on vacation at a luxury resort in Mexico. Marcus is about to pop the question in their suite, when he opens the door to find the room drenched in water from the overflowing hot tub of their upstairs neighbors.To make amends, Ron (John Cena) and Kyla (Meredith Hagner), the loony lovebirds, invite them over for cocktails.

The pandemic has been cruel to more than a few movie genres, but have any been so hampered by the current state of the world as the vacation comedy?Early on, it reminded us of what we couldn’t do, what we were postponing or canceling. It was an odd experience of wistfulness laced with bitterness watching people like Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon dine and drink their way through Greece.

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Joe Leydon Film CriticJust as it’s easy to imagine “The Hangover” being transformed, with relatively minor script tinkering, into a deadly serious film noir, one can envision an early draft of “Vacation Friends” serving as the blueprint for a paranoid thriller about vacationers who discover much too late that their new acquaintances are aggressively chummy for all the wrong reasons.Indeed, there is a teasing hint in an early scene of director Clay Tarver’s comedy that at least one of those

John Cena is looking to get one of his old rivals in the ring. The actor and WWE star spoke with ET at the screening of his new movie, in New York Tuesday, where he talked about the film, getting Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson back into the ring and more.Cena, who made his comeback to the WWE ring over the weekend, told ET's Lauren Zima that he's rooting for The Rock's return.«He's earned the right not to be pressured into that choice. I can say he is a fan of the WWE.

If only we could all have a hunky husband like John Cena, 44! The WWE star proved he is the best husband when he carried his wife, Shay Shariatzadeh’s, bags through JFK airport in New York on August 23. The couple looked adorable as they traveled together while John wheeled both his and Shay’s massive black suitcases. Shay is one lucky lady, considering all she needed to do was carry her purse around. You can see the photos HERE.

John Cena is breaking his silence following his defeat at WWE’s SummerSlam over the weekend.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterSummerSlam 2021 is set to feature a major confrontation between top WWE superstars Roman Reigns and John Cena.Reigns has earned considerable praise of late since turning heel (becoming a bad guy in pro wrestling parlance), while Cena remains one of the top babyfaces (good guys) of all time.“As you know, your villain is only as good as your hero, and your hero is only as good as your villain,” WWE president and chief revenue officer Nick Khan told Variety.

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