Jackass Eternally? Not for Bam Margera.

The previous professional skateboarder and stunt performer declared himself completed with the slapstick Jackass franchise that propelled him and costars Johnny Knoxville and Steve O, amongst others, to fame within the 2000s. The harm, he mentioned, has been completed within the wake of his fallout and authorized troubles together with his former stunt bros.

"They’ve new dudes, and what they did to me, making me go to therapy and paying for it, after which not placing me in a film, and I needed to go to court docket over it," Margera informed CinemaBlend in an interview revealed this week. "You couldn't provide me sufficient cash to need to do one other Jackass with them. The harm has been completed."

Margera additionally dismissed revival curiosity of his spin-off collection Viva La Bam, which featured a collection of antics that concerned his family and friends, together with his unassuming mother and father, Phil and April. “I simply really feel like that sort of present has utterly run its course," he mentioned.

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Co-created by Knoxville, Spike Jonze, and Jeff Tremaine, debuted on MTV within the fall of 2000 and have become a cultural phenomenon, following Margera and co. as they carried out a collection of harmful and infrequently crude stunts and pranks. The three-season collection would go on to spawn 4 movies, the newest being 2022's Jackass Eternally.

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A key member of the franchise, Margera had a restricted function in that entry. He was fired from the movie for breach of contract referring to his substance use. He filed a lawsuit in opposition to his former collaborators and Paramount Photos in 2021 that alleged wrongful termination because of this, however dropped it the next 12 months after reaching a non-public settlement.

Knoxville left the door open for more Jackass films sooner or later whereas chatting with Selection final 12 months. “Somebody wrote [Jackass Forever] was the final one, however we by no means mentioned it was the final one,” Knoxville mentioned. "I imply, it might go on, we might do one other one if we needed. I don’t know if we need to, however we might let the outdated guys are available in and have enjoyable, however put it extra on the younger forged. I don't know. After [the first two films], we’re like ‘By no means.’ After which there we made a 3rd one and now we make a fourth one. So, we’re by no means saying by no means.”

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