Part of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James' move to the West Coast was to fulfill his movie-making dreams. Now the 35-year-old three-time NBA champion unveiled just the tip of the iceberg to the long-awaited sequel to the cult classic “Space Jam.”

James shared a clip on his Instagram on Thursday afternoon of the quarantined baller donning a “Space Jam 2” baseball cap:

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Here's a closer view of the logo to the new Looney Tunes animated and live action flick that is slated to release in theaters in the summer of 2021 from Warner Bros. Pictures and the Lakers star's production company SpringHill Entertainment:

“Space Jam 2” for James follows in the footsteps of the beloved Michael Jordan–led film from the mid-1990s. “Space Jam” saw Jordan tackle the devious “Monstars,” who stole the basketball talents of NBA stars like Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley, and Larry Johnson to compete with the Looney Tunes, led by Bugs Bunny.

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