Back in February a surprising announcement was made to the world that I know what you did last summer The franchise will be the latest to launch a legacy sequel. A report at the time revealed that Original Films was set to bring back Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. for the movie. who will reprise their roles. Take revengeJennifer Kaityn Robinson has been tapped to direct the movie from a script by Leah Mackendrick. But is it In reality It is happening? Talk to ComicBook.com in promoting the That was a very scary podcast With co-host John Lee Brody, Freddie Prinze Jr. didn’t mince words he wasn’t actually attached to a new sequel to I know what you did last summer.
“Original Films announced Love and I do it,” Prinze Jr. revealed. “But they didn’t offer me anything. I sat down and met with the director after they made that announcement, which I shouldn’t have done, by the way. But it happens in our work all the time. I sat down with the director and, and she gave me a great idea. But we’ll see like that.” “I haven’t read a script and never received an offer. I’m just all the cards on the table. I don’t believe in being shy and keeping silly Hollywood secrets anymore. I’m 47. I don’t have time for that. The guys in my family don’t live that long.”
To make things more interesting about the potential involvement of Prinze Jr. , the actor recently revealed that he had only recently watched the 1997 horror film for the first time. As part of his podcast, the actor revealed to Fangoria He hasn’t seen the movie already.
“It brought back some of the memories I was able to share in the first episode. Some of the stories you’ll hear are the ones I’m going to tell for the first time,” Prinze Jr. said. “I have loved horror movies ever since I visited Universal Studios with my mom in 1984. I remember being completely fascinated by the studio tour and seeing Universal monsters up close. Since then my love of horror has deepened. My career has brought me full circle with this love when I shoot I know what you did last summerAnd our podcast was a great opportunity to not only revisit the horror movies I loved growing up, but also to revisit my memories of when I first watched them.”
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