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Knoxville Reflects on 25 Years of Jackass, Bulls, and a Possible Final Run
In a Rolling Stone interview, Johnny Knoxville looks back on a quarter-century of Jackass, recounting the era’s iconic bull stunts, brutal injuries, and multiple concussions, while signaling that Jackass 5 could be the crew’s last film. He also opens up about aging, his family, and embracing therapy to manage the thrill-seeking mindset, all while underscoring the enduring camaraderie that keeps the franchise going as filming for the new installment approaches this summer.
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