🎬 I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 2 (2025)
👉 Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Jessica Biel
The bromance that shook up comedy returns for another round of laughs, misunderstandings, and heartfelt lessons. In I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 2, Adam Sandler and Kevin James reunite as Chuck Levine and Larry Valentine — two best friends and firehouse brothers whose unorthodox plan once made them the most talked-about “couple” in New York.
The first film saw womanizing bachelor Chuck (Sandler) and devoted widower Larry (James) pretend to be domestic partners so Larry could secure benefits for his children. Their charade led to outlandish antics, courtroom drama, and plenty of lessons about tolerance, loyalty, and what it really means to have someone’s back. Now, years later, Chuck and Larry find themselves pulled into another scheme — only this time, the stakes are bigger, the laughs louder, and the spotlight even brighter.
When the firehouse faces a financial crisis and threats of closure, the duo stumble upon a new plan to save their team and community. But just like before, what begins as a “simple” idea quickly spirals out of control. Between nosy neighbors, skeptical coworkers, and the relentless press, their reputations — and their friendship — are put through the wringer once more. To complicate matters, Jessica Biel returns as Alex, the sharp and compassionate lawyer whose presence sparks both comic tension and heartfelt growth.
Expect plenty of outrageous slapstick from Sandler, Kevin James’s signature mix of awkward charm and big-hearted sincerity, and new comedic set pieces that push the pair into even wilder territory. From disastrous double dates to accidental viral fame, every moment is designed to crank up the absurdity while keeping the emotional core intact.
Beneath the gags and misunderstandings, though, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 2 carries forward the same message that made the original resonate: friendship is love in its purest form, and acceptance means standing by each other — even when the world doesn’t understand. With its blend of over-the-top comedy and surprising heart, this sequel proves that some partnerships are too funny — and too touching — to ever fade away.
