To a great extent, going somewhat off content can be spoof gold. This emits an impression of the circumstance for Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall in their new spoof, Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.

The two stars walked privileged pathway at the presentation of their new film at Regal LA Live in Los Angeles on Monday, and they consulted with ET’s Will Marfuggi about the parody, and a piece of the frightening minutes that arise while embodying their characters.

In the film, Brown stars as the uncontrollable pastor of a megachurch and Hall stars as his significant other, who is endeavoring to revamp their social occasion following a shock. Presented as a sort of mocumentary, a huge piece of the spoof and the strong among Brown and Hall was managed.

This clearly recollects a scene for which they were in a pool, and Brown spots one of Hall’s toes in his mouth.

“You should be open for anything with that one,” Hall joked existing separated from all the other things in the film. “You know, that wasn’t set up.”

“No, no, no, he just he saw a toe and picked [to do it],” she checked on. “Moreover, it’s a recognition, I’m anticipating. My toes likely looked flawless, you know?”

“It was by all accounts a tasty toe,” Brown told ET with a laugh. “I understood it wanted to be flawless considering the way that we were in the pool so it intended to be you know not exorbitantly noxious or anything… I just popped it in.”

While surprising, the awkwardly peculiar second had all the earmarks of being genuine for the characters they were playing, and Hall got a handle on that is the manner in which they regulated for navigate without laughing uncontrollably.

“I think we both understand that we should be, you know, on it, and in it,” Hall shared. “So no, we didn’t break. We snickered later.”

For Brown, getting to embrace a comedic work that in like manner allowed him the valuable chance to go off script a piece was something he truly got a kick out of.

“You know what, if you a camera on me and you just solicitation that I go, it’s like I have a little wind up thing in my back and I go like a little bunny until I run out of stuff,” he shared. “So that is pleasant. It’s great times.”

Sound for Jesus. Save Your Soul. hits theaters and streams on Peacock Sept. 2.