As of now, there is no official confirmation or release of a 2025 sequel or trailer for The Brothers Grimsby. The original film, released in 2016, was a spy-action comedy directed by Louis Leterrier and starred Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong. The movie followed the story of Nobby, a dim-witted soccer hooligan, who reunites with his long-lost brother Sebastian, an MI6 agent. Together, they embark on a chaotic mission to stop a global terrorist plot, blending outrageous humor with action-packed sequences. One of the most infamous scenes involved the duo hiding inside an elephant, which became a hallmark of the film’s crude comedic style.
The 2016 film had a production budget of $35 million but underperformed at the box office, earning only $28.7 million globally. This financial shortfall made it a commercial disappointment, despite its bold humor and star-studded cast. The movie’s domestic earnings were particularly low, contributing just $6.9 million, while international markets brought in $21.8 million. Additionally, home video sales added an estimated $2.4 million to its total revenue.
If a sequel or reboot is planned for 2025, details about its budget, net worth, and income remain speculative. The original film’s financial struggles and mixed critical reception may influence the decision to revive the franchise. However, Sacha Baron Cohen’s unique comedic style and the cult following of the original could potentially attract interest for a new installment. Until official announcements are made, the future of The Brothers Grimsby remains uncertain.
