Super Troopers 3

Twenty-five years after the original cult hit, the Broken Lizard gang reassembles for a third round of absurdist police comedy. Jay Chandrasekhar returns to direct and star as Thorny Ramathorn, with the full core cast: Kevin Heffernan as the syrup-guzzling Farva, Paul Soter as the straight-laced Carl, Steve Lemme as Mac, and Erik Stolhanske as Rabbit. Brian Cox is back as Captain O'Hagan, the gruff patriarch who secretly adores his misfit troopers. New faces include Nat Faxon as a by-the-book captain, Chace Crawford and Andrew Dismukes as rookie officers, plus Hannah Simone and Iqbal Theba in undisclosed roles.

The plot kicks off when Farva announces his engagement to Thorny's sister Ursula (Marisa Coughlan), sending Thorny into a desperate sabotage mission that collides with a drug investigation. Written by all five Broken Lizard members, the film promises the same mix of rapid-fire one-liners, mustache jokes, and heartfelt brotherhood that defined the franchise. Shot in Vermont and Los Angeles, with Joe Collins handling cinematography and Richard Perello producing, it arrives in theaters on August 7, 2026, distributed by Searchlight Pictures. [edit]

Years after their Canadian adventure, the Super Troopers have settled into a comfortable but chaotic routine at the Spurbury station. Captain O'Hagan still runs the place with a mix of exasperation and hidden pride, while the troopers continue their signature blend of speed traps, pranks, and bureaucratic incompetence. Everything changes when Farva announces he's engaged to Ursula Hanson, Thorny's sister. Thorny cannot stomach the idea of his sister marrying the insufferable Farva, so he enlists Carl, Mac, and Rabbit in a series of elaborate plots to break up the engagement.

Meanwhile, a new generation of law enforcement arrives. Captain Todd Markowski represents a modern, by-the-book approach that clashes with the troopers' unorthodox methods. Rookies Baker Buchanan and Coy Burns must navigate the absurd world of the Super Troopers while trying to learn the job. The drug investigation takes the squad into unfamiliar territory, forcing them to confront criminals far more sophisticated than the usual speed traps and maple syrup thefts. The case intertwines with the wedding drama when it becomes clear that Ursula's family has connections that complicate both the investigation and Thorny's sabotage plans.

Hannah Simone appears as a character whose role intersects with both the police work and the personal dynamics. Iqbal Theba joins as a character that adds cultural layers to Farva's over-the-top Indian-themed engagement festivities. The troopers must navigate personal vendettas, professional obligations, and the looming threat of their station being shut down, all while Farva plans what promises to be the most ridiculous wedding in Vermont history. The story follows the classic Super Troopers formula: absurd interrogations, mustache-based humor, bureaucratic incompetence, and the unbreakable bond between men who would rather die than admit they care about each other.[edit]