In a delightful Instagram story, Jennifer Aniston celebrated the well-deserved recognition of her dear friend Paul Rudd as People’s Sexiest Man Alive. With her millions of followers as witnesses, the beloved Friends actress shared a heartwarming video of the Ant-Man star, expressing her sheer joy and appreciation for his sexy title. Jennifer couldn’t contain her excitement, as she wrote about how thrilled she was, accompanied by a heart eyes emoji. Wanting to reminisce about their shared history, she also treated her audience to a snap of herself and Paul cozily snuggled up in their 1998 romantic comedy, The Object of My Affection. Despite the recent announcement from People, Jennifer has always held the belief that Paul exudes a timeless sexiness.
With a playful demeanor, Jennifer playfully poked fun at her ex-castmate’s eternal youthfulness, showering them with affection using a cheerful smiley emoji surrounded by little hearts. Meanwhile, the grapevine is abuzz with rumors of a potential follow-up to the hilarious comedy “We’re The Millers,” leaving fans wondering if the fabricated clan’s illicit adventures have come to an end.
Released in 2013, “We’re the Millers” is a side-splitting comedy featuring an incredible ensemble cast including Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Emma Roberts, and Will Poulter. The storyline revolves around a group of inexperienced drug smugglers who disguise themselves as a family and embark on a road trip to secure a lucrative payday. Despite its immense financial success and recognition as one of Sudeikis’ finest works, fans have been left yearning for a sequel, unfortunately, though, it appears the chances of “We’re Still the Millers” becoming a reality are quite slim.
Over the years, various cast members have shared their thoughts on the potential for a sequel, and sadly, it seems improbable. Poulter has expressed his doubts, noting that he doesn’t believe it will materialize, but he would gladly reunite with the cast and director for another project. Aniston, in an interview, practically confirmed that a sequel is highly unlikely.
If a sequel were to materialize, it would necessitate a different approach compared to creating it immediately after the original film’s success. Casey and Kenny, the supposed children in the fake family, would now be adults, and it remains uncertain whether Sarah and David would still be together. There is also the intriguing possibility of a drug lord escaping from prison or seeking retaliation, compelling the family to join forces once again.
While the likelihood of “We’re Still the Millers” ever hitting the screens is slim, fans can continue to cherish the original film and applaud the exceptional talent of its cast members, who have gone on to feature in other remarkable projects.
