Keke Palmer Teases Naked Scenes With Pete Davidson in New Movie

Eddie Murphy: I'll get an Oscar eventually - when I'm old and have no teeth

The Nutty Professor star teams up with Keke Palmer and Pete Davidson for a new heist comedy, The Pickup, based on two security van drivers.

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson baffled Keke Palmer with 8-minute reenactments of 'Rocky' on set: 'Just 2 bros'

"I literally felt like I was with my uncles," Palmer says of the "SNL" alums' dad-movie bond.Steve Granitz/FilmMagic Pete Davidson, Keke Palmer, and Eddie Murphy at the premiere of 'The Pickup' in Los Angeles on July 27, 2025Key pointsEddie Murphy says he and Pete Davidson found "a bunch of stuff in common" while filming The Pickup.Davidson says that the two Saturday Night Live alums bonded over long reenactments of Rocky: "We were just two bros…

Pete Davidson reveals the unusual advice he received from Eddie Murphy

Keke Palmer Teases Naked Scenes With Pete Davidson in New Movie

Keke Palmer revealed that she had no trouble getting into character for her love scenes with The Pickup costar Pete Davidson. “I honestly think he and I have chemistry,” Palmer, 31, revealed to Entertainment Weekly in an interview published on Wednesday, August 6. “Look, I don’t know anybody that Pete don’t have chemistry with. I mean, he’s pretty well-liked in the female world.” Prime Video’s heist comedy features Palmer as a sly thief named Zo…

'The Pickup' Star Eddie Murphy Recalls Pioneering The Action Comedy With '48 Hrs.' As New Film Premieres

With his first feature films, Eddie Murphy defined what it meant to bring comedy to live action comedy. Now he’s returning to what he does best in Amazon MGM Studios’ latest film, The Pickup . Murphy hand-selected fellow Saturday Night Live hosts Keke Palmer and Pete Davidson for his latest project, The Pickup, which is directed by Tim Story and written by Kevin Burrows and Matt Mider. What is ‘The Pickup’ about? The movie centers on the ultimate

Murphy, Davidson pull off silly, satisfying comedy in ‘The Pickup’

Once upon a time, movie houses were full of all sorts of pictures — big pictures, little pictures, A pictures, B pictures, smart pictures, silly pictures. Nowadays, with the film business contracting around blockbusters, the little pictures, the B pictures and the silly pictures have deserted the theaters for television which, in its streaming multiplicity, has room to absorb them. The current theatrical market can only bear so many Adam Sandler…