Yaki Reisner in a grand production — and Rapaport joins: "A very exciting achievement"
After the dizzying success of the first two parts, a beloved local trilogy returns to the screen with a surprising location abroad and a well-known Hollywood actor joining the cast.
A milestone in Israeli cinema. For the first time in about three and a half decades, since the legendary "Aba Ganuv" series, a new local film trilogy is being completed. The film "Good Boys 3", from "Reisdor Productions", owned by businessman and producer Yaki Reisner, is expected to hit theaters this coming September.
The third film in the series, whose two predecessors enjoyed dizzying success and attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers, continues to follow the adventures of Baruch Auerbach (Maor Schweitzer), Ruth Eisenbach (Niv Sultan), and the matchmaker Malki Levin (Irit Kaplan). This time, the plot crosses continents and reaches New York.
Alongside the familiar cast, the film features new and intriguing names. The most prominent is the Jewish-American actor and comedian Michael Rapaport, who will step into the shoes of Michael Gerstel, an ultra-Orthodox American millionaire who offers a substantial cash prize to anyone who finds a match for his daughter. In addition, Yadin Gelman, Moshe Ashkenazi, Naya Bienstock, and Yon Katzav, who will play Gerstel's assistant, are joining the production.
The film was directed by Erez Tadmor, who also co-wrote the script along with Hava Divon, Sharel Piterman, and Sharon Maimon. It is produced by "Reisdor Productions" and "United King Films", in collaboration with "Comeback Films" and "Zoa Films".
"Completing the first Israeli trilogy in about 35 years is a very exciting achievement, but for me, it is also part of something bigger that we are building. We will continue to invest in Israeli culture, be a home for Israeli creation, and bring strong Israeli stories to the screen," stated Yaki Reisner.
"Good Boys 3" is another layer in the extensive activity of "Reisdor Productions", which is also responsible for television hits such as the reality show "Vort", the romantic comedy "Bekarov Etzli", and the drama series "HaTzvi", "Hitnatkut", and "HaMatkalistim".
