The movie was filmed in Miami, Hernandez’s hometown.
Kevin Hart’s new Netflix comedy, “72 Hours,” is attracting attention for its star-studded cast and entertaining performances. However, critics remain divided over the film’s overall quality. Despite the mixed reviews, the comedy continues to generate buzz online.
Co-star Marcello Hernandez praised Kevin Hart’s professionalism and sense of humor. He said working with the comedian was both enjoyable and inspiring.
Hernandez joked that Hart taught him more than acting during filming. According to him, Hart shared lessons about dealing with back pain, sciatica and the challenges of getting older. “Hart taught me a lot of stuff,” Hernandez said. “He taught me how to deal with back pain and how to deal with sciatica. He also taught me that stairs become a challenge as you get older.”
Behind the jokes, Hernandez said he developed a deep respect for Hart’s work ethic. He described the actor as a true professional and said watching him work was one of the best parts of filming. “It was a blessing to see him work,” Hernandez said. “He is a true pro.”
The movie was filmed in Miami, Hernandez’s hometown. He said filming close to home made the experience even more special because he was able to spend time with his family. “It was a lot of work, but I got to stay with my mom,” he said. “Being close to my family while filming was a blessing.”
“72 Hours” follows an advertising executive played by Hart. After being mistakenly added to a group chat, he joins a group of younger men on a bachelor party trip to Miami. Hoping to better understand younger consumers, he offers to pay for the trip. His decision leads to a series of funny and chaotic situations.
It was directed by Tim Story, known for “Barbershop” and “Ride Along.” The screenplay was written by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, the writers behind the “Harold & Kumar” film series. Many viewers have praised the cast’s chemistry and energetic performances.
