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Kevin Hart: 'Soul Plane' Was a Guerilla Film
27 Apr
Summary
- Kevin Hart reflects on 'Soul Plane' as his intended Hollywood breakthrough.
- The 2004 film faced production challenges, including shooting without permits.
- A pre-release leak significantly impacted the movie's box office performance.
Kevin Hart is reflecting on the challenging beginnings of his film career, specifically the making of the 2004 comedy 'Soul Plane.' Hart envisioned the movie as his major Hollywood breakthrough, aiming for mainstream success.
During a recent podcast appearance, Hart described the production as a guerilla operation. The team reportedly filmed without necessary permits, contributing to the film's unique status. Despite these challenges, Hart acknowledged that 'Soul Plane' became a "hood classic."
The film had a substantial budget of $25 million. However, its box office performance was disappointing. This underperformance was largely attributed to the movie leaking online months before its scheduled release, hindering its potential as a commercial hit.
