Sex and the city 2 Of course, now that Bridesmaids has proved bankable, producers all over Hollywood will rush to churn out similar fare in hopes of pulling in audiences in droves. And Bridesmdaids’ own producers may well be on the bandwagon. According to Feig, who recently spoke with Vulture about the comedy’s smashing opening, the possibility of a sequel has already been raised:Who knows? I mean, it depends how we do in the next couple weeks, but I know there’s definitely … it’s already been brought up. So, um, you know, when you get a group that’s this deep and this good, it’s a crime to not use them again. You just want to make sure that you do it as well as you did the first one and try to make it better, even.
So, we’re up for the challenge. As much as I’d love to see some of these characters again, I cringe at the idea of a sequel because – yes – most sequels are unforgivably bad. But notably, Apatow hasn’t looked to repeat his past successes through that means. Of course, he does do spin-offs like Get Him to the Greek (spawned from Russell Brand’s character from Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and he has been looking to make a spin-off feature centered on the squabbling married couple played by Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann from Knocked-Up. So, maybe that’s a more probable production that a straight-up sequel.
We’ve previously reported that Melissa McCarthy, the breakout The same is true for this one. Anyone can see it, but had I just walked into the franchise at this point, I wouldn’t find myself interested in the lives of these four women. It’s lucky for the studio that the show has maintained such a huge following, thanks in part to running in syndication on TBS. From the streets of New York City to the sands of Abu Dhabi! The extended trailer for the SatC sequel makes it look like the actual movie will be absolutely ridiculous, and this poster only confirms it. Where will Carrie and co. go next? Maybe the North PoleRead more at http://www.x17online.com/celebrities/sarah_jessica_parker/sex_and_the_city_2_premieres_new_poster-04122010.php?ktrack=kcplink
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