Kevin Hart, Will Smith to remake 'Planes, Trains & Automobiles'

Reports suggest that Smith's Westbrook Studios and Hart's HartBeat Productions are already working on the script.

Jon Mone from Smith's team and Bryan Smiley from Hart's house will join forces with these two A-listers to produce the film.

Aeysha Carr of the critically-acclaimed Brooklyn 99 is scheduled to pen the script of this remake, which will also mark her writing debut in feature films.

Now, some fans of the original movie suspect that this renewed project might be a sequel of some sorts.

However, there is no news on that front as of now as the film is still in its initial stages.

But one thing remains: It will definitely refresh the hurdles the two characters face while on their quest to meet their beloved ones.

The original road comedy features Martin as Neal Page, who finds out that his flight has been canceled due to heavy snowfall.

He needs to return to his family to celebrate Thanksgiving and has to hit the roads. Del Griffith (Candy) joins him on the same route.

And hell breaks loose!

Griffith's motor-mouth and callous attitude drives Page crazy, but they ultimately become pals.

Smith has teamed up with Tommy Lee Jones for Men In Black series and with Martin Lawrence for Bad Boys series.

Meanwhile, Hart remarkably complemented Dwayne Johnson in films like the Jumanji franchise and Central Intelligence.

All these male pairing films have earned good, so it waits to be seen if the same magic would be weaved on-screen by these two this time.