Eddie Murphy isn’t the only ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ veteran returning for the upcoming sequel.
as another police officer buddy of Axel’s. And Bronson Pinchot had one of his early breakthrough roles in the films as Serge, the eccentric salesman at an art gallery where Axel was looking for his childhood friend Jenny.
is in production now. The movie doesn’t have a premiere date yet, but it will be available onThese major stars could have played some of your favorite DC Comics’ heroes onscreen. But they all said no for one reason or another.
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