Deadline confirmed that Paramount Pictures will distribute "Rush Hour 4" after Semafor claimed President Donald Trump was lobbying the company's owner.

Paramount Skydance officially greenlit the long-awaited Rush Hour sequel on Tuesday after President Donald Trump reportedly pressured the Hollywood studio to revive one of his favorite movie franchises.

Rush Hour 4 is reportedly in the works at Paramount, which merged with Skydance Media earlier this year. According to multiple outlets, the green light for the production was all thanks to Donald Trump, who allegedly put in a personal request for the company to start production on the fourth Brett Ratner -directed installment.

Kimmel sounded off on Trump privately pushing for Paramount to make "Rush Hour 4" with controversial director Brett Ratner.

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