Who would have guessed that wrestling star and perpetual babyface John Cena would have the chance to steal two of the year's best comedies written by and starring some of the most talented female comedy talent currently working? On the back of his brilliant cameo in Amy Schumer's Trainwreck, the ridiculously large WWE icon will turn up again alongside Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in their mid-life crisister comedy (if nobody uses that pun when it comes out, the Internet should be turned off in disgust). Again, it looks like the kind of role designed entirely to steal the scenes he briefly appear in: he's a drug dealer, has a facial tattoo (how 2009) and comes armed with the safe word "keep going". The whole film looks like another reason to love Fey and Poehler too: they've already done comic personality clash well before in Baby Momma and a great script is basically guaranteed. Just don't count on anyone but Cena stealing it. Less Exciting: The chance that he remembers he's a WWE star and reverts to type, leaving Kevin Nash's sloth-like stripping the only time any wrestler has ever really managed two in a row.
