Is Brittany Snow, Ben Badley Coming Back?

Brittany Snow and Ben Badgley in 'John Tucker Must Die’

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Penn Badgley and Brittany Snow may not return John Tucker must die A sequel is reportedly in the works.

During an episode you The Star’s Podcast, CrushedThe former co-stars revealed that they were not approached about reprising their roles for the second film.

„Ben, I don’t know if you got a call, but I didn’t,” Snow said when asked if the reports of a sequel were true. Badgley replied, “Yes, I have no call, no. I mean, it could be possible, like superposition quantum physics, like everything is within the realm, maybe this apple will fall down, I really can’t say for sure.

The Gossip girl The album noted that she had a small role in the original compared to Snow, Jessie Metcalf, Ariel Kebbell, Sophia Bush and Ashanti, so it’s unclear if she’ll actually be in the sequel anyway, but Pitch perfect The star certainly does.

„I won’t do it if you don’t,” she laughed at her co-star. He added, “I never thought of it as a possibility. But if there is a script, I think I will read it.

Metcalf, Kebbell, and Bush shared news that they have a script for a possible sequel while appearing at EpicCons Chicago (via People) in March. At the time, Metcalf said he had heard rumors about the script for the second installment and how it was apparently „fantastic”, but he hadn’t read it yet.

Kebbell, who had a hand in developing the script, said it included all of the original cast and would give Metcalf’s titular character a chance to become a better person.

„I’ve been talking to Ariel about this for years because she tried to get it off the ground, but I don’t know what happened,” Snow said. Crushed chapter. „It was kind of like, I was like, 'Get out with it.’ [send me]. They have worked very hard.”

A Interview with And! news Aired in April, Metcalf shed more light on the script, hitting on many of the same themes from the original project but through the lens of the current landscape. She explained that it was „more conscientious” and „less misogynistic” than the original.

„My character has a great arc,” she said in the interview. „John has a daughter, and you know how afraid he is that she’s going to have John Tucker.”

Although the film is not yet formally greenlit, The Desperate Housewives Alam hopes the „very funny” script will help find a studio and officially bring the project to life.

„Hopefully, that will push it over the finish line,” he said. „We’re in the Y2K moment right now, when nostalgia always sells. So, I’m hopeful that the film will be made,” he said.