Eddy Murphy's great period dates back to the 80s. The American actor is on the bill during this decade of the Beverly Hills Cop, An armchair for two, 48 hours… Several feature films that do well at the box office. A Prince in New York is one of the actor's greatest achievements. In a situation conducive to legal streaming releases, its sequel, A Prince in New York 2, will be released on Amazon Prime Video. 33 years after the original opus, its sequel arrives on streaming. Prince Akeem must return to New York with his friend from the first game (still played by Arsenio Hall). The status quo is no longer the same since Eddy Murphy plays the king of Zamunda from now on. He is looking for a probable heir. The prince of this suite would not be the one we expect.
The sequel to A Prince in New York
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItlKz3GlIwQ&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=AmazonPrimeVideoFrance What's the point of making a sequel to this famous comedy? It is true that the first film is self-sufficient. However, in an era where reboots and remakes are legion, it is not a surprise that a sequel comes out of the drawers. Unlike the Warner Bros. thriller carried by an exceptional trio, Prime video is the ideal medium. Apart from Eddy Murphy and Arsenio Hall, others are returning. James Earl Jones and Shari Headley return as King Jaffe Joffer and Lisa McDowell, respectively. A guest of choice should please fans of action movies of the 90s. Wesley Snipes appears stealthily on two scenes during the trailer. We don't really know what to expect since the first 30 seconds of this trailer only reveal this question of legacy. The atmosphere seems to be festive. A short reference to The Lion King is made. The rest of the trailer feels more like a casting presentation. We also see the many roles played by the two main actors. For the anecdote, it is from this film that Eddy Murphy used many disguises in films like Professor Foldingue … Craig Brewer is the director of the film. This is his second collaboration with Eddy Murphy whom he directed in Dolemite, a film broadcast on Netflix. The film arrives exclusively on Prime Video on March 5, 2021.
