Ted, the foul-mouthed and hard-drinking bear, returns to the silver screen in a sequel to the 2012 comedy hit about a man and his talking teddy.
"Ted 2" sees the bear, also known for his womanizing, married to his girlfriend Tami-Lynn and the couple want to have a baby. But Ted has to go to court to prove that he is a person.
"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane, directed, co-wrote and co-produced both films and also voiced Ted.
While most of the talk around the movie is about its raunchy nature, MacFarlane said the film has more to it.
"There is an actual set of stakes for Ted and hopefully that will come through in the viewing of it."
He said the film was relevant today as it dealt with acceptance and discrimination issues.
Mark Wahlberg, who reprises the role of John, said he did his due diligence before he got involved in the first film, which went on to gross around $550 million worldwide.
"It's the kind of thing where there is no good way to pitch this movie. A guy with a talking teddy bear … I didn't like the idea when I first heard it," he said.
"It wasn't until I reluctantly read the script, then met with Seth, and then saw the test with the bear that I knew it would be something special."
"Ted 2" also sees appearances from Liam Neeson and Morgan Freeman, hits US cinemas on June 26.
