Johnny Knoxville Reflects on 'Sad' End of Jackass Franchise Legacy
Johnny Knoxville Reflects on 'Sad' End of Jackass Legacy

Johnny Knoxville, the iconic star of the 'Jackass' franchise, is embracing the end of an era as he prepares for the release of the final film. Known for his fearless and often absurd stunts, Knoxville has spent over two decades creating memorable moments with his friends. Now, as the franchise comes to a close, he is looking back with a mix of nostalgia and sadness.

Johnny Knoxville Talks About the Last 'Jackass' Movie

The final installment, titled 'Jackass: Best and Last', is scheduled for worldwide theatrical release on June 26. In a recent interview with PEOPLE, Knoxville shared his emotions about concluding this chapter of his life. 'You know, I spent most of my adult life doing really dumb things with my friends,' he said during the Netflix Is a Joke's Too Many Stars festival. While he acknowledges that such antics might continue privately, he noted, 'It just won't be on the movie screen.'

Knoxville expressed sadness over the end of the journey, emphasizing that the franchise was something he and his friends 'created' years ago. He added, 'We're going out on our terms,' highlighting the personal significance of the series. The film, which has been a labor of love for the cast, marks a bittersweet conclusion to a legacy that has entertained audiences for more than two decades.

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More About 'Jackass: Best and Last'

Confirmed as the final installment in February by Knoxville during an interview with Rolling Stone, 'Jackass: Best and Last' reunites the original cast from the 2000s show, including Steve-O, Dave England, Wee Man, Chris Pontius, and Preston Lacy. The film promises a mix of old and new stunts, never-before-released footage, compilation skits, pranks, and on-set interviews with the cast. It serves as a tribute to the franchise and a heartfelt goodbye to fans.

The film's release on June 26 will be a milestone for both the cast and their loyal audience. As Knoxville reflects on the journey, he remains grateful for the experiences and the bond shared with his friends. The 'Jackass' legacy, defined by its irreverent humor and daring stunts, will be remembered as a unique chapter in entertainment history.

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