Cheech and Chong opened up about how cannabis wasn’t just a prop in their films — it was the point. They intentionally built their comedy around weed culture, long before it was widely accepted. Their ...

The stars created their first movie, 1978’s “Up in Smoke,” based on two popular characters from their stage act and albums, Pedro (Cheech) and Man (Chong). They became stoner icons and ...

Cheech and Chong’s career, like their routines, was a perfect storm of happenstance. Just as Andy Kaufman lifted his foreign-man character from someone he had met in college, Chong picked up his ...

“Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie,” which hits theaters Friday, answers a lot of questions about the stoner comedy duo’s career. But it also raises a few big ones along the way. Chief among ...

Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong were pioneers of stoner comedy in the '70s. The duo are revisiting their partnership as Cheech & Chong in the new documentary 'Cheech & Chong's Last Movie'.

They're now the subjects of the documentary "Cheech & Chong's Last Movie." MARIN: (As Dave) Yeah. Dave, come on, man. Open up. I think the cops saw me. CHONG: (As character) Dave's not here.

As the new documentary “Cheech and Chong’s Last Movie” details, they had rather relatively lucrative gigs before the rise of the counterculture. But when they brought stoner characters into ...

After the heyday of their comedy team, Cheech Marin became a successful character actor while Tommy Chong, well, kept on being Tommy Chong. With the two still alive and at "retrospective" age ...

CHONG: (As character) Dave's not here ... There's a new documentary about their partnership. It's called "Cheech & Chong's Last Movie." Now, here's one thing I learned. Before he met Cheech ...