Good Boys 3 Premieres After 35 Years, Completing First Israeli Comedy Trilogy
The Israeli premiere of "Good Boys 3" was held last night at Cinema City Glilot, marking a significant milestone as the first time in 35 years that a trilogy of Israeli comedy films has been completed. Directed by Erez Tadmor, the film is the third installment in the popular matchmaking series.
Key cast members attended the celebratory event, including Maor Schweitzer, Niv Sultan, Irit Kaplan, Yadin Gellman, Naya Binetsky, Moshe Ashknazi, and Yaki Reissner, who plays the matchmaker.
Sultan had to leave the premiere early to put her child to bed. Schweitzer, her real-life partner, made sure to mention her when the cast took the stage.
The event also featured the "Chef Factory" association, a therapeutic and rehabilitative pastry center that supports children, teenagers, and adults with special needs. This initiative aligns with the film's storyline, which includes a character named Israel, Ruth's (Sultan) brother, who has Down syndrome and works in a bakery.
The plot of "Good Boys 3" follows matchmakers Baruch Auerbach and Malki as they travel to New York. There, they encounter a millionaire who offers $100,000 to anyone who can find a match for his daughter. The film is set to be released in cinemas tomorrow, Wednesday.
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