Kevin Hart and Terrence Howard were seen filming scenes for the new series Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist in Atlanta last Friday. The show, set in the 70s, follows the story of a famous robbery that took place after Muhammad Ali’s big fight in 1970.
Kevin, looking cool and confident in all-black attire with leather pants, walked around the set with ease. He added a touch of mystery and style with a set of earbuds, giving off a rockstar vibe.
On the other hand, Terrence sported a retro wavy hairstyle and a light blue suit that perfectly captured the fashion of the era. The Hollywood stars truly embodied the 70s style for this upcoming series.
On Friday, Kevin Hart was seen on the film set of Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist in Atlanta.
Terrence Howard was seen on the Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist set in Atlanta, exuding elegance as he carried a stylish walking cane and gallantly opened a car door for his companion. This sighting follows Lori Harvey’s appearance on set the previous day, marking her debut in the series. The cast features new additions like Chloe Bailey, Melvin Gregg, Artrece Johnson, Jalyn Hall, and Clifton Powell, joining veteran stars Samuel L Jackson, Dexter Darden, Taraji P Henson, and Don Cheadle. Inspired by the iHeartPodcast, the show is set in Atlanta and follows Ali’s return to the boxing ring after a ban for refusing military service. The storyline also explores a chaotic after-party where fans were robbed at gunpoint, weaving a tale of drama and intrigue as Ali’s comeback attracts a mix of supporters and dangerous criminals.
Terrence rocked a classic wavy hairstyle, paired with a sharp light blue suit that perfectly captured the essence of the era’s fashion trends.
Ali was set to make his comeback in the boxing ring against Jerry Quarry after being out of action for over three years. His undefeated status was put on hold when he was suspended for refusing military induction.
The plot of the series unfolds in Atlanta, where Muhammad Ali makes his comeback to the boxing ring against Jerry Quarry in October 1970, following a ban for refusing military induction. The storyline also delves into the aftermath of a robbery at the post-fight party, where numerous guests fell victim to armed thieves.
Shaye Ogbonna, the talented writer behind the screenplay, not only promises an engaging narrative but also showcases his skills in creating and writing the series.
Leading the production team are executive producers Bryan Smiley and Mike Stein from Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat, Packer, and Sabrina Wind from Will Packer Media, along with Conal Byrne, Will Pearson, and Carrie Lieberman from iHeartPodcasts. Joining them in the lineup are Jeff Keating, Lars Jacobson, and Craig Brewer, who also takes on the directorial duties for select episodes.
