Kevin Hart Signs Megadeal With Netflix, to Star in and Produce at Least 4 Films

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Kevin Hart is taking on a new role!

Kevin Hart has a new film project on his plate. And surprisingly, it’s not a straight-up comedy that he is known for.

Kevin Hart has closed a deal to star alongside Cate Blanchett in Borderlands, Eli Roth’s feature film adaptation of the bestselling series of video games in the works at Lionsgate.

The Illuminerdi, and his deal has now closed after months of negotiations. Hart will play Roland, a skilled ex-soldier turned mercenary, in the film in what will be a more dramatic turn for the comedian.“I’m thrilled to be working with Kevin,” Roth said in a statement.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterKevin Hart is joining Cate Blanchett in the cast of “Borderlands,” a movie adaptation of the popular video game.Hart will play Roland, a skilled ex-soldier turned mercenary, in the film. Eli Roth is directing.“I’m thrilled to be working with Kevin,” said Roth.

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Netflix is parting ways with at least two franchises this year: “The Kissing Booth” and “To All The Boys”.

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Netflix.The actor and comedian will star in and produce at least four separate films for the streaming service through his production banner, HartBeat Productions.“Partnering with Netflix is an amazing opportunity for HartBeat and myself,” said Hart in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter.

Kevin Hart is poised to make an enormous, Adam Sandler-type deal with Netflix, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter. The deal calls for Hart to star and produce four features for the streamer and then enter into a first-look deal via his production banner, HartBeat Productions.

Kevin Hart has landed a major new four-film deal with Netflix.The Ride Along star and his HartBeat Productions partners will develop four projects for the streaming service in a deal similar to the one Netflix bosses struck with Adam Sandler several years ago.“Partnering with Netflix is an amazing opportunity for HartBeat and myself,” Hart said in a statement.“I am excited to act in and produce cutting edge films with Netflix.“I am extremely grateful to (Netflix bosses) Ted Sarandos and Scott

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterKevin Hart is taking his talents to Netflix. The comedian-turned-actor-turned-producer forged a first-look film production deal with the streamer for his HartBeat Production banner.

BREAKING: Deadline learned this morning that Netflix has closed a long term pact to be the creative home on the film side for Kevin Hart and his HartBeat Productions. The exclusive partnership calls for Hart to be the star of at least four films he’ll produce, with a First-look film producing deal also part of the deal.