Hooters

Hooters is an upcoming 2026 sports sex comedy film directed by Mark Dindal, written by David Reynolds and Mark Torgrove, and produced by the Mexican cartoonist and animator Zack and Nickol Isaac from Little Witch Pictures. Based on the chain restaurant and sports bar of the same name, the film follows four Hooters waitresses (Eiza González, Aislinn Derbez with Kim Kardashian and Rihanna) who travel to watch Raiders vs. Cowboys in NFL.
It was released by Universal Pictures under the DreamWorks Pictures imprint.
==Cast==
* Eiza González as Luisa
* Aislinn Derbez as Josefina
* Kim Kardashian as Alice
* Rihanna as Babs
* Chris Pratt as the Raiders football player #1
* Patrick Mahomes as himself
* Derek Carr as himself
* Josh Jacobs as himself
* Maxx Crosby as himself
* Hunter Renfrow as himself
* Ezekiel Elliot as himself
* Charlie Day as the Cowboys football player
* Dak Prescott as himself
* Jo Koy as José María Zhau
* CeeDee Lamb as himself
* Chloe Bennet as the Hooters waitress #1
* Anya Taylor-Joy as the Hooters waitress #2
* Chris Rock as the Raiders football player #2
* Isaac Alarcón as himself
* Jackson Mahomes as himself
* David Spade as Raider
* Awkwafina as the Hooters waitress #3
Raiders and Cowboys teammates Darren Carr, Davante Adams and Chris Olave have cameo appearances as themselves.
==Production==
Amblin Partners and Fifth Season announced that Hooters restaurant, then recently retired for the first time from his football career, would produce and appear in the film, to be directed by Mark Dindal. The film is inspired by the NFL group of Raiders and Cowboys fans.
==Music==
The film's score was composed by Rupert Gregson-Williams.
==Release==
Hooters was released in theaters on October 4, 2026, by Universal Pictures. Two days before the film's release, Hooters announced his retirement from the NFL after 23 seasons.
Category:Universal Pictures
Category:DreamWorks Pictures
Category:Zack Isaac Sanchez Productions
Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Category:Live-action films
Category:2026
Category:2026 films
Category:Sex comedy films
Category:R-rated films
Category:English-language films
Category:Female buddy films
Category:Films based on actual events
Category:Films based on real people
Category:Football films
Category:American football films
Category:Sports films
Category:Films scored by Rupert Gregson-Williams
Category:Films set in the 2020s
Category:Films set in Los Angeles