Details On Roman Reigns Heist Comedy 'Good Fortune' With Keanu Reeves, Keke Palmer

[Kemo]

Roman Reigns has his hands full with an acting project during his time away from WWE and will soon sharing the silver screen with some prominent Hollywood stars. The former Undisputed WWE champ generated buzz earlier this week when actress Lauren 'Keke' Palmer posted a photo with working with Reigns on a new project.

Roman Reigns (Joe Anoa'i) will appear in 'Good Fortune,' a heist comedy film due out in late 2024. The cast includes Keanu Reeves, Keke Palmer, Sandra Oh, Seth Rogen, and comedian Aziz Ansari making his directorial debut.

'Good Fortune' tells the story of Gabriel (Keanu Reeves) a guardian angel, while Ansari's character is burdened with taking on the odd jobs of Jeff (Seth Rogen).

We're looking into Reigns' character, but in the photo that surfaced online, he looks right at home sitting on a throne, surrounded by money, gold bars, and beautiful women.

Reigns' historic 1,316-day title reign ended at WrestleMania 40. It also marked the conclusion of the most transformative chapter of his career, when he commanded the Acknowledgement of everyone and cemented himself as an all-time great.

He'll be back, but it's newsworthy that he's taking this time off to continue building his acting career. Now in the later stages of his days traveling the world and taking bumps, Reigns has a very clear path to follow for the next phase of his career.

'Good Fortune' would mark his fourth film role. In the past, he shared the screen with his cousin, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in 'Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw'. Roman Reigns also made an appearance in Netflix's 'The Wrong Missy' and lent his voice to Paramount+'s 'Rumble.'

IMDB has Reigns listed as the lead cast member in 'Action Force.' Limited details are available, but we know it's in pre-production and will co-star Tom Budgen, better known to our readers as AEW star Malakai Black.

The 38-year-old superstar has had a light WWE schedule and he can't be grinding inside the ring forever. Thereby, as his wrestling career slows down, a transition to Hollywood seems suited.

The call from Hollywood has been a long time coming for him, especially the way he has established himself over the past few years. Roman Reigns could soon shift to Hollywood and it wouldn't come as a surprise given The Rock and John Cena's influence on him.

[LionDen]

I don't think you can go wrong being in a Keanu Reeves movie.