Will Smith and Martin Lawrence They visited Mexico City to present their most recent film Bad Boys: Until Death. Both actors undertook a media tour and also participated in interviews with YouTubers and influencers.
Such was the case of Yordi Rosado, who spoke with Smith and Lawrence in a brief but detailed conversation. They touched on various topics, from the new film, their memories of working together, to more personal issues such as friendship and their family.
Yordi highlighted the strong brotherhood that the actors have maintained over the years. “I have a lot of love and respect for this man. I love working with him“I love his professionalism,” said Martin.
Smith assured that Bad Boys entered a new era but knew how to maintain its essence and said he was happy to continue with said film.
“I think Adil and Bilall added a new style to Bad Boys that I think is fantastic. And what remained the same was the chemistry, the drive-or-die energy, I think it’s a beautifully nostalgic movie.”
He also indicated that the feature film takes a very large part of his life, which is why the complicity between Will Smith and Martin Laurence can be palpable in all the scenes.
“You can’t separate your work from your daily life. Because this is your life and when you create something you are imprinting your life energy on it.”
Suddenly the talk turned around the strength of the protagonists, who explained what they usually do during the most complicated situations in their lives. “For me, that is the center of everything. Trying to find that divine connection with yourself is like. This world is going to kick you and he’s going to throw you over and over again, so there’s a certain invincibility in your relationship with God,” Will revealed.
About the new installment of Bad Boys: Ride or Die (Bad Boys: Until Death), is the sequel to Bad Boys for Life (2020) and the fourth installment of the Bad Boys franchise. Once again detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett find themselves involved in an investigation into corruption within the Miami police.
