Photo: Richard Cartwright/New Line/Avery Pix/Kobal/ShutterstockOwen Wilsonis teasing aWedding Crasherssequel.While recently chatting withYahoo! Entertainment, the 52-year-old actor responded to rumors that a sequel to the popular 2005 comedy is in the works.“I don’t think it’s 100 percent yet, but they’re definitely talking about doing it,” Wilson told the outlet. “We’ll see.““You never know when you work on something how it’s going to turn out, and that one just really connected with people,” Wilson continued when asked about potentially reprising his role and reuniting with the cast, which includesVince Vaughn,Isla FisherandRachel McAdams, among others.“It made a big difference in my life,” he added. “I have great memories of it, and working with Vince and how great he is always an exciting thing.“Richard Cartwright/New Line/Avery Pix/Kobal/ShutterstockInWedding Crashers, Vaughn, 51, and Wilson played divorce mediators who made a pastime of crashing wedding receptions in order to meet women.During a separate interview withVariety, Wilson was also asked about his involvement in aWedding Crasherssequel after several reports circulated that a follow-up film would premiere on HBO Max and start production this summer.Wilson similarly told the outlet that a potential sequel is still in the early planning stages. “Some people are saying that you guys are going to be going in August and that’s not right,” he toldVariety.Wilson also revealed to the outlet that the original film’s director, David Dobkin, “has been working on something” and that he has been “talking with Vince.“But, according to Wilson, there hasn’t been much more to report on a sequel aside from that. “If we all agree that we have a good idea, then we’re trying to make something good,” Wilson said. “But it’s sort of figuring out what that idea would be and if we think we could do something worthwhile.”
Photo: Richard Cartwright/New Line/Avery Pix/Kobal/Shutterstock
Owen Wilsonis teasing aWedding Crasherssequel.While recently chatting withYahoo! Entertainment, the 52-year-old actor responded to rumors that a sequel to the popular 2005 comedy is in the works.“I don’t think it’s 100 percent yet, but they’re definitely talking about doing it,” Wilson told the outlet. “We’ll see.““You never know when you work on something how it’s going to turn out, and that one just really connected with people,” Wilson continued when asked about potentially reprising his role and reuniting with the cast, which includesVince Vaughn,Isla FisherandRachel McAdams, among others.“It made a big difference in my life,” he added. “I have great memories of it, and working with Vince and how great he is always an exciting thing.“Richard Cartwright/New Line/Avery Pix/Kobal/ShutterstockInWedding Crashers, Vaughn, 51, and Wilson played divorce mediators who made a pastime of crashing wedding receptions in order to meet women.During a separate interview withVariety, Wilson was also asked about his involvement in aWedding Crasherssequel after several reports circulated that a follow-up film would premiere on HBO Max and start production this summer.Wilson similarly told the outlet that a potential sequel is still in the early planning stages. “Some people are saying that you guys are going to be going in August and that’s not right,” he toldVariety.Wilson also revealed to the outlet that the original film’s director, David Dobkin, “has been working on something” and that he has been “talking with Vince.“But, according to Wilson, there hasn’t been much more to report on a sequel aside from that. “If we all agree that we have a good idea, then we’re trying to make something good,” Wilson said. “But it’s sort of figuring out what that idea would be and if we think we could do something worthwhile.”
Owen Wilsonis teasing aWedding Crasherssequel.
While recently chatting withYahoo! Entertainment, the 52-year-old actor responded to rumors that a sequel to the popular 2005 comedy is in the works.
“I don’t think it’s 100 percent yet, but they’re definitely talking about doing it,” Wilson told the outlet. “We’ll see.”
“You never know when you work on something how it’s going to turn out, and that one just really connected with people,” Wilson continued when asked about potentially reprising his role and reuniting with the cast, which includesVince Vaughn,Isla FisherandRachel McAdams, among others.
“It made a big difference in my life,” he added. “I have great memories of it, and working with Vince and how great he is always an exciting thing.”
Richard Cartwright/New Line/Avery Pix/Kobal/Shutterstock
InWedding Crashers, Vaughn, 51, and Wilson played divorce mediators who made a pastime of crashing wedding receptions in order to meet women.
During a separate interview withVariety, Wilson was also asked about his involvement in aWedding Crasherssequel after several reports circulated that a follow-up film would premiere on HBO Max and start production this summer.
Wilson similarly told the outlet that a potential sequel is still in the early planning stages. “Some people are saying that you guys are going to be going in August and that’s not right,” he toldVariety.
Wilson also revealed to the outlet that the original film’s director, David Dobkin, “has been working on something” and that he has been “talking with Vince.”
But, according to Wilson, there hasn’t been much more to report on a sequel aside from that. “If we all agree that we have a good idea, then we’re trying to make something good,” Wilson said. “But it’s sort of figuring out what that idea would be and if we think we could do something worthwhile.”
source: people.com
