Cocaine bear director and stars reveal what animals they want to see make cocaine

In the movie Cocaine Bear, a bear finds some cocaine, eats it, and goes on a murderous rampage. The plot of the movie makes people wonder what it would be like if other animals sucked in some coke.

Reporter Jake Hamilton asked Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks and the film’s cast to name some pop culture animals they’d like to see snort, and their response was great.

Banks said Lyle from Lyle, Lyle Crocodile could be a good candidate. Also, Paddington Bear. “I feel like Paddington Bear is stuck on the platform without his family… you know, we could be so much happier with that idea,” she said.

Meanwhile, Alden Ehrenreich said he’d like to see the frog jump his trunk in the first Warner Bros. commercials, Michael J. Frog, take in some gak and have a good time. Keri Russell said she wanted to see Ewoks from Star Wars snorted. “Dance and crazy at the same time,” Russell said. O’Shea Jackson Jr. suggested ET or T-Rex from Jurassic Park. All great suggestions if you ask me.

In other animal and illegal drug news, authorities in New Zealand recently found 3.5 tonnes of cocaine floating in the ocean, and it has spawned memes about “Cocaine Shark”. For what it’s worth, Banks says she’s willing to make that movie–“Jaws with cocaine”–if they come up with a good enough story.

Cocaine Bear is based on the true story of a 175-pound black bear found dead near the Tennessee-Georgia state line after apparently consuming more than 70 pounds of cocaine dropped by a local drug dealer. from the plane. In the movie, the bear is much larger and is hunting not only more cocaine but also human flesh.

Bankers promise that Cocaine Bear will have some brutal, creepy murder scenes, especially in the early stages to set the tone. “Every time we talk about the bear, it’s like, ‘That’s got to be The Revenant,'” Banks told People, referring to the Leonardo DiCaprio movie in which he was mauled by a bear. “The first couple kills have to be so intense that you understand that people should be afraid of the bear. That’s an important part to me.”

Cocaine Bear, rated R, is going to be super gore because it depicts bears doing what they do in the wild–eat live prey.

Cocaine Bear releases on February 24, and in addition to Russel, Ehrenreich and Jackson Jr., it stars Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Matthew Rhys and Margo Martindale, as well as Ray Liotta in one of his final movie roles. he.