Jackass Ends: Johnny Knoxville's Final Stunts Revealed

Director Jeff Tremaine stated in a recent podcast that the Jackass franchise has concluded, with 'Jackass: Best and Last' being its final movie. Tremaine explained that Johnny Knoxville's severe head injury from a bull incident in 'Jackass Forever' makes further stunts, especially those impacting his head, too risky. This injury, which resulted in a traumatic brain injury, has permanently altered their approach to stunts.

The final film, 'Jackass: Best and Last,' features behind-the-scenes footage and archival material. It includes a look at the dangerous bull stunt that led to Knoxville's semi-retirement, revealing the severity of his injuries, including broken ribs from an earlier take. Tremaine expressed his reluctance to push Knoxville for more dangerous stunts, acknowledging the inherent risks in their pursuit of spectacular failure.

Reflecting on the franchise's longevity, Tremaine noted that surviving 26 years is "ridiculous," given the show's initially perceived short lifespan. He dismissed the possibility of continuing with new cast members, emphasizing that the magic of Jackass is intrinsically tied to its original crew and their unique dynamic. The film concludes with a candid behind-the-scenes moment between Tremaine and Knoxville from the first movie, highlighting their complex relationship amidst the chaos.