In 1990, Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in "Kindergarten Cop", which allowed the audience to see the humor and tenderness of this action actor. 25 years later, "Kindergarten Cop 2" started filming, but the starring role and director have been replaced. Swedish action actor Dolph Lundgren, who starred in the "The Expendables" series, took over Schwarzenegger's mantle and continued to play the police officer who handled the case in the kindergarten. The film was directed by Don Michael Paul ("Nine Dead"), who was in charge of the film. The script of the film was written by David H. Steinberg, the screenwriter of "American Pie 2". Judging from the story outline revealed so far, the main plot of the film is very similar to the previous one. In the film, the detective played by Dolph Lundgren and his Indian partner are tracking a flash drive containing documents related to the federal witness protection program. All clues indicate that this flash drive may appear in the kindergarten. In order to retrieve the disk, Lundgren went to the kindergarten to become a teacher, and by the way, he talked to the kindergarten teacher and caught the bad guy. The film has been filmed in Vancouver, and relevant set photos have been exposed. It is reported that the film will be released next year, but "Kindergarten Cop 2" will most likely not be released publicly but will be released directly through home video on demand.