72 Hours cast bachelor party draft brings Kevin Hart into the mix
Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández and other 72 Hours stars picked fantasy bachelor party guests in a Mashable Say More segment.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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The 72 Hours cast bachelor party debate has gone full fantasy draft, with Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández, Ben Marshall, Kam Patterson and Mason Gooding picking celebrity guests for their ideal pre-wedding blowout in a new Mashable Say More segment.
Mashable said executive producer Mark Stetson sat down with the stars of Netflix’s 72 Hours to ask a simple question with dangerous social consequences: who gets an invite when the bachelor party squad can include famous wild cards?
The setup gave the cast a celebrity pool that included Will Ferrell, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Bad Bunny, Adam Sandler and Tracy Morgan, according to Mashable. The segment also included attempts to trade picks and arguments over which stars would fit the mood of the party.
Who did the 72 Hours cast pick for a bachelor party?
Mashable’s segment shows the 72 Hours stars choosing from a roster of well-known entertainers, including Ferrell, Johnson, Bad Bunny, Sandler and Morgan. Mashable did not list the final squads in its write-up, directing viewers to the video to see which lineup wins out.
The names alone give the draft a fairly rowdy range: comedians, movie stars, a music superstar and the sort of guest list that would make any best man start checking the insurance policy. Mashable framed the bit as a playful cast exercise tied to the Netflix title.
What is Say More?
Say More is Mashable’s entertainment video series hosted by Kristy Puchko, Mashable’s entertainment editor, and Mark Stetson, a senior creative producer. Mashable describes the show as a weekly conversation series covering films, TV, digital trends and pop culture, often with celebrity guests.
The 72 Hours cast segment fits that format: a quick, personality-driven game built around the stars and their new project rather than a traditional sit-down interview.
Mashable reported that 72 Hours is now available to stream on Netflix.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.