McG returns again for the third Charlie’s Angels movie ever made with Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu and reveals his desire.
Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore AND Lucy Liu they brought Charlie’s Angels on the big screen in the early 2000s. McGwere able to mix comedy and action in one successful mix, to the point that in 2003 the film received a sequel called Charlie’s Angels – More Than Ever. At the time, the popularity meant that the project also received the green light for a third film, which sadly never came to fruition. On the other hand, in 2019 Elizabeth Banks led the direction reload with three new main characters: Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott And Ella Balinska. Twenty years after the final chapter went to the cinema, McG returned to a possible third film and stated that he was optimistic.
‘Charlie’s Angels’ McG Returns to Possibility of Third Movie
In 2000, Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu increased their popularity on the big screen by acting respectively. Natalie Cook, Dylan Sanders and Alex Munday, Charlie’s Angels, brave, experienced and sensual women who fight crime. But will this great trio ever make a comeback, twenty years after the last movie was shown in theaters? Director McG, who worked on previous films, will tell you more. To the microphones electronic warfarehe clarified his point:
It will take a long conversation with three wonderful artists that I adore. I was very happy to see how Elizabeth Banks took control and did what she did, it was fun. I’m very excited to be able to talk to Drew, Cameron and Lucy about this, but at the same time, I’m also excited to pass the baton. I mean, I like Tim Burton’s Batman movies, but I also like the new Batman movies. As if there is some kind of flame keeper and you can pass the baton. Who knows? Perhaps, given the opportunity, a very interesting story could be told.
Also Drew BarrymoreNot too long ago, she touched on the thorny issue of a third film and admitted she was interested in making it. The director also recalled the period of making the first “Charlie’s Angels” for cinema, stating that he was on the verge of abandoning the project, and several times:
I love these three so much. They conquered me. They took care of me when I was an aspiring director. I came close to walking away from this film many, many times and Drew has supported me, I will always be indebted to her for that.