Josh Lucas Is Down For 'Sweet Home Alabama 2' If Reese Witherspoon Has Time
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Lucas said he'd "love" to reprise his role in the hit 2002 rom-com in a new interview. Meanwhile, his co-star followed up with a cryptic Instagram post.
Nearly 20 years after the release of “Sweet Home Alabama,” Josh Lucas is holding out hope for a sequel ― even if it takes a while to get one made. Appearing on SiriusXM’s “Pop Culture Spotlight” show this week, Lucas was asked about the 2002 romantic comedy. Though the actor is game to reunite with Reese Witherspoon in an overdue follow-up to the movie, he suggested audiences shouldn’t hold their breath given his co-star’s busy schedule. “Look, I would love to do the sequel,” he told host Jessica Shaw. “The issue is Reese has got a book club. I’m saying that laughingly, but ... I’ve heard like, ‘Oh, you can talk to her about stuff five years from now, now.’ She’s a mogul.”
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