
Comedy legends Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong are back in the spotlight with a brand-new documentary, Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie, released in honor of 4/20. The pair is known for their stoner comedy and iconic films from the ’70s and ’80s, and are now celebrating decades of friendship, laughs, and countercultural influence in true Cheech and Chong style.
Now in their late seventies and eighties, Cheech and Chong reflect on their groundbreaking work and cultural impact through this nostalgic yet candid documentary. With rare footage, classic bits, and present-day interviews, the film offers a humorous and heartfelt look at their journey from comedy records and wild movie sets to quieter lives and ongoing creative pursuits.
A look inside the new Cheech and Chong documentary

The Cheech and Chong documentary explores their early beginnings before their fame and cannabis comedy. It highlights Chong’s time as an R&B musician and Cheech’s background in art and pottery, showcasing how their unique paths led to an unforgettable comedic partnership. It also explores their rise to stardom, complete with behind-the-scenes stories and archival footage from their biggest hits.
Fans will be treated to interviews, stand-up classics, and an honest look at their split and reunion. With appearances from collaborators and industry friends, the documentary paints a full picture of their influence on comedy and pop culture. While it is a tribute, it is also a celebration of rebellion, friendship, and aging with style.
Celebrating legacy and laughter on 4/20
Releasing the film on April 20th is not a coincidence because 4/20 has been the face of cannabis culture, and there’s arguably no duo more representative of that than Cheech and Chong. The date is also festive, with fans worldwide celebrating their beloved counterculture icons on this unofficial holiday.
In their signature wit and humility, Cheech and Chong stay true to themselves and to their old and new fans. A long-time fan or a new one at heart, Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie delivers laughter, heritage, and a nicely rolled sojourn down memory lane.