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The Roast of Kevin Hart (2026)
Kevin Hart is in the hot seat and ready for all the smoke as roastmaster Shane Gillis and a dais of A-listers unleash a raw and ruthless night of laughs.
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Kevin Hart is in the hot seat and ready for all the smoke as roastmaster Shane Gillis and a dais of A-listers unleash a raw and ruthless night of laughs.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Zac Amico, Jeff Ross, Bob Castrone, Emmy Blotnick, Dicky Eagan, Michael Ferrucci, Brian Frange, Ray James, Mike Lawrence, J.P. McDade, Nick Mullen, Casey Patterson, Harry Ratchford, Frank Sebastiano, Chris Spencer, Dan St. Germain, Joey Wells
In Theaters:5/10/2026
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Casey Patterson Entertainment, 199 Productions, HartBeat Productions
Cast
Beth McCarthy-Miller
Director
Kevin Hart
Self - Roastee
Shane Gillis
Self - Host
Dwayne Johnson
Self - Roaster
Tony Hinchcliffe
Self - Roaster
Jeff Ross
Self - Roaster
Tom Brady
Self - Roaster
Usher
Self - Roaster
Chelsea Handler
Self - Roaster
Teyana Taylor
Self - Roaster
Draymond Green
Self - Roaster
Pete Davidson
Self - Roaster
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