John Cena and Eric Andre Team Up in a Comedy Adventure ‘Little Brother’

Netflix has announced the development of “Little Brother”, a comedy featuring John Cena and Eric Andre. The film, written by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel, centers on a renowned real estate agent whose meticulously constructed life is disrupted by the unexpected reappearance of his unconventional younger brother.

Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria expressed her enthusiasm for “Little Brother,” stating that it represents a partnership between Netflix and WWE and a significant milestone in Cena’s acting career. She noted the dynamic comedic chemistry between Cena and André, which promises an entertaining collaboration.

Cena’s transition from the WWE wrestling ring to Hollywood stardom has paved the way for him to showcase his comedic talents in films such as “Trainwreck” and “Daddy’s Home”. His portrayal of Peacemaker has further cemented his comedic credentials.

Andre, known for his off-beat humor in “The Eric Andre Show” and “Bad Trip”, brings a unique perspective to the project. The duo’s collaboration in “Little Brother” is expected to deliver an uproarious experience.

Cena and Andre previously worked together on “The Eric Andre Show”, where André famously suffered a concussion during an on-camera stunt involving Cena. Despite the incident, their comedic chemistry has fans eagerly awaiting their next venture.

While Cena prepares to bid farewell to the WWE, with his retirement plans announced for 2025, “Little Brother” heralds a new chapter in his acting journey. The film highlights the potential of both Cena and André as they expand their entertainment reach.

David Bernad and Ruben Fleischer are producing “Little Brother,” with Cena represented by WME, Intenta Management, and Johnson, Shapiro, Slewett & Kole, while André is repped by UTA.