There are plenty examples of beloved sequels, and a second Bridesmaids could be great as well.
It’s no secret that sequels oftentimes don’t measure up to their originals, but that isn’t always the case. The film’s director, Paul Feig, is understandably wary of a potential sequel because he thinks it would just turn out to be a funny wedding movie that isn’t as heartfelt as Bridesmaids.
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Check out McCarthy's full post below:Ĭonsidering how much love McCarthy still has for Bridesmaids, this likely means she would appear in a sequel if the right idea presented itself.
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The last picture in the series is a behind the scenes photo with Wilson Phillips, who made a surprise appearance at the end of the film. That was from the unforgettable scene in which the bride and almost all of the bridesmaids got food poisoning while trying on fancy dresses. A photo of McCarthy with fake vomit all over her is also included within the post. The first photo shows the cast in costume, posing with a smiling Mumolo. McCarthy took to Instagram to share a series of three photos in celebration of the film's 10th anniversary. Related: Every Melissa McCarthy Movie Ranked From Worst to Best McCarthy also earned a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role as Megan, the sister of the groom. Although it is uncommon for a comedy to be recognized at the Academy Awards, Bridesmaids earned Wiig and Mumolo a nomination for Best Original Screenplay. Wiig didn’t just star in the film, she also wrote it with her longtime friend, Annie Mumolo. Bridesmaids takes viewers along throughout all of the major events leading up to Lillian’s wedding, which never go according to plan. As Lillian begins this exciting time in her life, Annie goes through a difficult time, both personally and professionally. In the film, Rudolph’s character, Lillian, is getting married and asks her best friend, Annie (Wiig), to be her maid of honor. The 2011 classic comedy stars Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig alongside an all-star ensemble cast, which features McCarthy, Rose Byrne, Ellie Kemper, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Chris O’Dowd, Rebel Wilson, Jon Hamm, and the late Jill Clayburgh. Bridesmaidshit theaters a decade ago, and Melissa McCarthy is celebrating the big anniversary on Instagram.
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