Sony confirms development of 24 Jump Street sequel

Sony Pictures is officially moving forward with a new sequel, "24 Jump Street," more than a decade after the release of the last film in the comedy franchise. The project, confirmed on June 10, 2026, will see stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, along with Ice Cube, in talks to reprise their roles.

Rodney Rothman, a co-writer on "22 Jump Street" and co-director of "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," is set to direct the new film from a script he wrote with Hill and Meghan Malloy. Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who directed the first two movies, will return as producers alongside original producer Neal H. Moritz. Hill and Tatum are also expected to produce.

The film's title, skipping "23 Jump Street," continues a self-referential joke established in the franchise. The end credits of "22 Jump Street" humorously previewed numerous potential sequels, and a script for "23 Jump Street" had previously been developed as a crossover with Sony's "Men in Black" franchise. That crossover project has since been scrapped. Tatum praised that earlier script in 2024, calling it the best he had ever read for a third movie.

The "Jump Street" film series, based on the Fox television series that ran...