Gina Torres

Comedian Chris Rock hits the big screen again with his upcoming movie, I Think I Love My Wife, which hits theatres March 16. The writer, director and narrator of The CW hit comedy “Everybody Hates Chris” says it was time for a role change: “I felt like it was time for me to play a grownup. A grown man for real with real problems and grown situations,” explains Rock, 42, about the movie he co-wrote. “Nobody was going to write it for me, so I had to make it happen,” he told JET.

The movie, based on the 1972 French cinema classic Chloe in the Afternoon, centers around a married man who battles over the temptations of lust and the loyalty of love. “People will always wonder not only if the grass might be greener on the other side, but also, if maybe there’s some candy there too! It’s human nature to be fascinated with whatever you don’t have,” said script co-writer, Louis C.K. (Page 54)