'Harold & Kumar 3' Plot Details.

For some time
now, we've known that Harold and Kumar's next adventure wouldn't take
them to White Castle, Guantanemo Bay or even the fabled Amsterdam —
instead, they would be celebrating the Christmas holiday with all of
the gross-out hilarity we've come to expect from these mismatched
amigos.

Now, we know a whole lot more, thanks to a press release
from Mandate Pictures and New Line Cinema. The third installment in the
continuing "Harold & Kumar" saga — once called "A Very Harold &
Kumar Christmas," though there's no mention of that title in the press
release — takes place several years after the events of "Guantanemo
Bay," presenting moviegoers with an older but perhaps not-so-wiser
version of these misfortunate heroes.

Six years have elapsed
since "Guantanemo Bay," leaving Harold and Kumar estranged from one
another with very different families, friends and lives. But when Kumar
arrives on Harold's doorstep during the holiday season with a
mysterious package in hand, he inadvertently burns down Harold's
father-in-law's beloved Christmas tree. To fix the problem, Harold and
Kumar embark on a mission through New York City to find the perfect
Christmas tree, once again stumbling into trouble at every single turn.

The
previously revealed Neil Patrick Harris is rejoining the cast, and the
fact that six years have passed between the last film and the latest
"Harold & Kumar" outing lends some credibility to the fact that NPH
is still alive. But he's not the only notable contributor coming
aboard, as "Reno 911" comedian Tom Lennon, Patton Oswalt and "Machete"
himself, Danny Trejo, are also bringing their considerable presences to
bear down on John Cho and Kal Penn.

With principal photography
already underway, it sounds as if another fun "Harold & Kumar"
adventure is well on its way towards movie theaters. But it is worth
wondering — if "A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" isn't the title
anymore, what's the third movie going to be called? Give us your best
suggestions in the comments and on Twitter!

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