Yes, that means part of “Jumanji: The Next Level” involves Johnson and Hart doing their best impressions of DeVito and Glover — a comedic exercise the two blockbuster stars took very seriously, according to their muses. Though he joked that the rapper-turned-actress is “better-looking” than Johnson, DeVito refused to reveal who he thought was his better mirror. Unlike their “Jumanji” characters, who spend much of the sequel sticking to festering grudges, DeVito and Glover had no issue showering each other with compliments for their work, both on- and offscreen. But he particularly enjoyed Kevin Hart’s impression of him in “Jumanji: The Next Level.” (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)For Glover, meeting DeVito didn’t feel like much of an introduction. “When he said Danny DeVito was in it, man, I started laughing,” Glover said, cackling over DeVito, who just kept repeating how “excited” he was, his trademark New Jersey accent growing increasingly loud.

Source: Los Angeles Times December 13, 2019 16:52 UTC