Isla Fisher hints there will be a Wedding Crashers sequel… weeks after Vince Vaughn let slip he was in ‘serious’ talks about the project
Isla Fisher has hinted there could be a sequel to the 2005 comedy film Wedding Crashers.
During an interview with Today Extra on Wednesday, the 44-year-old actress addressed rumours of a new installment.
‘I would 100 per cent be down [for it],’ Isla said of the proposed sequel.
Ready for the role: Actress Isla Fisher, 44, hinted at a Wedding Crashes sequel this week, only weeks after Vince Vaughn let slip he is in ‘serious’ talks about the film project
Isla, who most recently starred in Disney film Godmothered, said there was a lot potential for a sequel.
‘I think there’s a ton of comedy to be mined in that set-up. Those two [Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson] have such a great natural chemistry. They riffed so well together,’ she told hosts David Campbell and Sylvia Jeffreys.
Turning her attention to her own role of Gloria Cleary, the redhead said she would be happy to reprise the quirky character.
Star: ‘I loved playing a bipolar, nymphomaniac. It would be a really fun thing to step back into that role,’ she said. ‘Yeah. it would be great fun.’ Here: in the film
‘I loved playing a bipolar nymphomaniac. It would be a really fun thing to step back into that role,’ she said. ‘Yeah. it would be great fun!’
Wedding Crashers was a commercial and critical success, making $300million at the box office on a budget of just $40million.
Leading man Vince Vaughn let slip during an interview with Entertainment Tonight last month that he was in serious talks about a sequel.
Serious talks: Vince Vaughn let slip that he was in serious talks about a sequel, while speaking to Entertainment Tonight last month
Both Vince and his co-star Owen Wilson hope to revisit the movie with its original director, David Dobkin.
‘Owen and I and the director of Crashers have been talking for the first time seriously [about] a sequel to that movie,’ he said.
Vince didn’t reveal any story details for the sequel, or if original writers Steve Faber and Bob Fischer will return to write the screenplay.
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Serious sequel: ‘Owen and I and the director of Crashers have been talking for the first time seriously [about] a sequel to that movie,’ Vaughn said
Wedding Crashers followed Jeremy Grey (Vaughn) and John Beckwirth (Wilson), a pair of divorce mediators who spend their free time crashing weddings.
While they crash these weddings purely for free booze and the opportunity to hook up with women, they both meet women who cause them to question their womanizing ways.
The blockbuster comedy also starred Rachel McAdams, Isla Fisher, Bradley Cooper, Christopher Walken, Jane Seymour and Rebecca De Mornay.
Box office gold: Wedding Crashers was one of the surprise box office hits in 2005, earning nearly $300 million in total at the box office