A slew of cameos and guest star appearances are already confirmed for the upcoming Jackass Forever. The fourth main installment in the Jackass film series, Jackass Forever is scheduled for a highly-anticipated February 4, 2022, theatrical release by Paramount Pictures. Initial previews for Jackass Forever show a roll call of famous faces stepping up to participate in the zany and often dangerous stunts the Jackass crew first made famous in 2000 via their MTV appearances.
By and large, the core cast of the previous franchise installment Jackass 3D will star again in Jackass Forever, with Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Wee Man, Danger Ehren, and Preston Lacy all set to return. However, one notable absentee in the fourth franchise addition will be Bam Margera, after the former Jackass member was fired from the production in February 2021. Jackass Forever will also pay tribute to another former member, Ryan Dunn, following his tragic passing in 2011.
After 12 years away from their own unique brand of carnage, Jackass Forever marks a landmark return to form for the iconic Jackass crew. As a result, there is no shortage of celebrity appearances for the fourth franchise installment, with several previous guests such as Jasper Dolphin now officially inducted into the Jackass team. Here's every cameo and guest star confirmed for Jackass Forever, as well as where you know each celebrity from.
Eric André
Legalize Everything's Eric André was always a safe bet to feature in Jackass Forever following his successful team-up with the franchise's director and writer Jeff Tremaine. The pair's 2021 collaboration, Bad Trip, received critical acclaim and was accredited with pushing forward the boundaries of the hidden camera genre pioneered by Tremaine's Jackass team in the early 2000s. Originally finding fame with The Eric Andre Show, the American actor, producer, stand-up comedian, television host, and writer has since starred in a host of prominent TV roles, including stints on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Man Seeking Woman, and Netflix's Disenchantment.
Tory Belleci
While best known for his work on the Discovery Channel's MythBusters, Tory Belleci also has an impressive VFX resume that includes credits on both Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace and Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones. Belleci's daredevil persona is evident in his numerous Mythbusters appearances, with the American-born TV personality often the go-to persona for any stunt and pyrotechnic-style experiments. Belleci's long history with explosives will likely play into Jackass Forever's plot, with Knoxville and Steve-O reportedly hospitalized twice each over the course of filming their latest movie.
Shaquille O'Neal
Widely regarded as one of the greatest basketball players and centers of all time, Shaquille O'Neal has since transitioned into far more of a jack-of-all-trades celebrity. As of 2021, the former four-time NBA champion has released four rap albums (not counting his bizarre appearance on "That's How I Beat Shaq"), appeared in numerous films, and starred in his own reality shows, Shaq's Big Challenge and Shaq Vs. O'Neal's reality TV chops will likely come into play across Jackass Forever's runtime, with O'Neal's contribution to the franchise currently kept tightly under wraps.
Tony Hawk
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk is no stranger to the Jackass crew, with Hawk appearing in all three Jackass movies to date. Playing to his strengths, Hawk primarily stars in the franchise by performing increasingly difficult skateboarding stunts, including skating in a cumbersome fat suit and deftly dodging barbed items spread through a dangerous obstacle course. In December 2011, Hawk was identified by Transworld Skateboarding magazine as the second most influential skateboarder of all time for his substantial imprint on contemporary culture.
Mat Hoffman
Like Hawk before him, Mat Hoffman is considered one of the best BMX riders to ever grace his respective sport after being nicknamed "The Condor" for the remarkable amount of air he achieves while performing tricks. Hoffman will also star in his fourth consecutive Jackass film after appearances in Jackass: The Movie, Jackass Number Two, and Jackass 3D, in which he showcases his considerable skills on a BMX.
Francis Ngannou
Francis Ngannou is a French-Cameroonian mixed martial artist who currently competes in the UFC's heavyweight division. Ngannou's biggest claim to fame to date is his status as the hardest recorded puncher in the world to date. Ngannou's fearsome jabs will likely be used against a despairing Jackass team member in a similar manner to Butterbean's bone-crunching boxing stunts from the first Jackass movie.
DJ Paul
A founding member of hip hop group Three 6 Mafia, DJ Paul has reached cult status in the hip hop scene for his numerous successful projects, including an Academy Award for his work on the fictional biopic Hustle & Flow. DJ Paul is also no stranger to the Jackass crew's hilarity after his appearance in Jackass Number Two, in which Preston Lacy wakes up the Three 6 Mafia star by repeatedly hitting two cymbals against one another above him as he sleeps.
Machine Gun Kelly
Colson Baker, a.k.a Machine Gun Kelly, is certainly hot property after his fifth album, Tickets to My Downfall, won numerous admirers for its complete departure from hip hop and entry into pop-punk. Also known under the acronym MGK, Kelly has begun a foray into acting, with his performance as Tommy Lee in the true-story-biopic The Dirt following hot on the heels of his role in Netflix's Bird Box. As an MTV2 alum from the series Sucker Free Freestyle, MGK's appearance in Jackass Forever is likely owed to Steve-O, with whom he appeared on the Juicy J track "Inhale."
Tyler, The Creator
The former Odd Future rapper is no stranger to stunt-based TV after his stints in the Loiter Squad and GOLFWANG comedy series, with Tyler appearing in Jackass Forever alongside fellow Odd Future member-turned Jackass crew mainstay Jasper Dolphin. While Tyler's earlier, horrorcore-inspired releases attracted as much controversy as they did admiration, his later albums such as Flower Boy and Igor received widespread acclaim. Tyler has since won a Grammy Award, a BRIT Award, and an MTV Video Music Award, cementing his status as a highly influential member of the contemporary music industry.
Danielle O'Toole
Danielle Denise O'Toole-Trejo is a former collegiate All-American, Olympian, and professional softball pitcher. Best known for her on-again, off-again drafts with the Chicago Bandits, O'Toole has since retired from professional sport. Her formidable pitches will likely be used to inflict pain on an unsuspecting member of the Jackass crew akin to previous franchise entries where the boys are pelted with high-velocity items such as stones, bullets, and giant rubber bands.
Rob Dyrdek
The former Alien Workshop, DC Shoes, Silver Trucks, and Monster Energy sponsored skater is perhaps best known for his roles in the reality shows Rob & Big, Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, and Ridiculousness, which Dyrdek also co-created. Dyrdek's cut scene from Jackass 3D eventually found its way into Jackass 3.5, with the TV persona lining up for a stunt alongside Jackass stalwart Johnny Knoxville. Rob Dyrdek will return alongside Knoxville in Jackass Forever, although it remains to be seen in what capacity the former EA Skate celeb will participate at this point.
Chris Raab
Better known by his stage name Raab Himself, Chris Raab has enjoyed a long history as a stunt performer close to the Jackass crew. A former member of the CKY team featured in the MTV series Viva La Bam and Jackass itself; Raab is best known for his outrageous, often death-defying stunts that earned him the respect of Knoxville, Steve-O, and other prominent Jackass members in the early 2000s.
The Dudesons
Alongside the key Jackass members, another stunt crew will appear in Jackass Forever in the form of The Dudesons. A four-person stunt group from Finland, the zany quartet are best known for their TV shows and live performances that often combine dangerous stunts and physical comedy. Their hijinks have drawn inevitable comparisons with Jackass' early works, which is likely the driving factor behind their appearance in the upcoming Jackass Forever movie.
