

Title: Playing with Fire
Original Title: Playing with Fire
Year: 2019
Info
- Country: USA
- Length: 93 Minutes (1 hour 33 min)
- Budget: $29,900,000
- Genre: Comedy
- Studios: Nickelodeon Movies
- Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Release Dates
- UK: December 26 2019
- United States: November 08 2019
Plot
A team of elite firefighters must face one of their biggest challenges yet. Jake Carson and his team rescue three siblings from a fire. When the team discover that the trio of youngsters don't know where their family is, they are forced to take the children back to the station and set up a strange sort of babysitting service. Taking care of the siblings will show the group of firefighters both how complicated and how rewarding it is to raise children. The film explores the softer side of a group that must regularly face the most dangerous and extreme situations. Despite their firefighting prowess, the team struggles to handle this group of three kids as they simultaneously begin to slowly forge a bond. 'Playing with Fire' is a joyful comedy that the entire family, regardless of age can enjoy, about how the most unexpected situations can lead to great things. 'Playing with Fire' boasts a cast including John Cena ('Fast & Furious 9', 'The Suicide Squad'), Keegan-Michael Key ('The Lion King', 'Toy Story 4') and John Leguizamo ('John Wick', 'When They See Us'). The film is directed by Andy Fickman ('She's the Man', 'The Game Plan'). The script is written by Dan Ewen and Matt Lieberman ('The Christmas Chronicles', 'The Addams Family').
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Trivia
BTS
The song 'Fire' by the Corean band BTS appears in the soundtrack of 'Playing with fire'. John Cena has confess he is a big fan of this group, but it wasn't his decision to put this track in the film: "It was actually our director Andy Fickman", he said to Metro.co.uk.
A good cause
John Cena encouraged people on his Twitter account to donate to any First Responders organization, such as the firefighters. He asj¡ked Paramount Pictures to choose an organization for him to donate half a million dollars to show his respect for the job. Paramount chose California Fire Foundation and Los Angeles Fire Deparment.
Logo
This was the last Paramount Pictures film to use the version of the studio logo with the Viacom byline with Blue Story. The studio's next film, "Like a Boss", was the first to use the version of the studio logo with the ViacomCBS byline (nearly the merger with CBS and Viacom).
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