Tyler Perry says that there is a “sick” Madei before he shares more about the upcoming adventure of the famous matriarch

After almost three a long time, bringing one of the most famous grandmothers in history, Tyler Perry can finally be able to put Mabel “Madea” Earlene Simmons for good.

The creator and media tycoon admitted that he was a “sick” epic character during a recent performance in “Good morning America“Promoting the upcoming film” Tyler Perry’s Duplicity “with the executioner of Graham on Amazon Prime.

When the conversation turned to the famous fictitious matriarch, Perry immediately joked: “I’m fed up with this old width. I’m fed up with this old width. What is it, damn, what is it?!”

Then he shared with the next great adventure of Madea, “Madei’s Destination Wedding”, which might take Madei and her Shenanigans to Bahama.

“If she manages to get out of the country … She is a criminal, so he was irritated.

While Madea made her debut in 2005 in 2005 in the stage adaptation of Perry “Diary of a Mad Black Woman”, she made her on stage in the art of 2000 “I can do all all meters”.

Since then, Perry, who became a superb filmmaker, actor and producer, played her 13 movies (including her upcoming phrase) and more than 10 scenes. Her latest film “A Madea Homecoming”, which premiered at Netflix in 2022, continued the franchise with the same Shenanigans, and Hijinks fans loved, with a further advantage of being a small crossover in the British sitcom “Mrs. Brown’s Boys”.

However, before the film landed on the streamer, Perry seriously considered removing the gray wig and for good suspension of Muumuu. Her film was “Madea’s family funeral” before. Announced Instagram That he enlivened her in 2021 for “returning home” because “we have to laugh.”

“Man, too much is happening in the country. We have to laugh,” he said, adding that he “finished”, but Madea apparently wasn’t.

While Madea will definitely bring laughter again in his next film, Perry’s latest film “Tyler Perry’s Duplicity“There is no laughter.

Last night, the film celebrated its premiere with a red carpet at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In the drama, Graham appears as a lawyer who tries to find the truth after her husband (Joshua Adeyeye) of a friend (Meagan Tandy), becomes one other unarmed black man killed by the police. However, it becomes clear that there is much more in history, that the figure of a deeper Graham.

“I wanted to write a thriller about people abusing the system from all sides,” Perry said about the film, as released. “At the beginning, the story seems simple, there is a lot more in this and I liked the idea of ​​enabling viewers to solve the scene of truth according to the scene. People will be really surprised when they see where they will go.”