‘The Holiday’: Kate Winslet and Nancy Meyers, director and screenwriter, deny the rumors about the sequel

‘The Holiday (Vacations)’ has hit the internet in the last few hours following a story picked up by media such as The Sun or Daily Mail: He said the Christmas favorite would have a sequel on the way with the entire cast confirmed. Naturally, those more familiar with the trajectory of some informational websites have raised their eyebrows at what could only be considered a rumor, but many fans interpreted the good news as a confirmation that the second part had already been filmed.

Consequently, Nancy Meyers, director and screenwriter of the aforementioned essential on these dates, He hastened to deny these claims. through a post on his official Instagram account: “I’m getting a lot of messages about this, but it’s not trueMeyers published.

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* “‘The holiday’ is filming the sequel with the original cast 17 years later”, reads the now denied capture.

Despite the fact that Meyers wasted no time trying to put an end to the madness that had been unleashed about the possibility of seeing a continuation of the romance with Kate Winslet, Jack Black, Cameron Diaz and Jude Law; the hoax spread so quickly thattook the time to ask Winslet herself on the red carpet at the ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ premierean event that Entertainment Tonight took advantage of to remove any doubts from fans: “Oh, “The Vacation”! I swear to me it was like ‘wait, who’s planning this? Because no one consulted me.’ As far as I know, that’s not true“, he has declared. In addition, the actress found all the chaos that was arranged before the possibility hilarious.and added that he would find it funny “see irises [su personaje] and thousands [Black] still together. I just imagine how cute their kids would be”.

Kate Winslet has the BEST reaction to discovering those ‘The Holiday’ sequel rumors. ? #AvatarTheWayOfWater pic.twitter.com/FFlgLXoOuf

? Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) December 6, 2022

*Kate Winslet has the BEST reaction when hearing about ‘The Holiday’ sequel rumors.

A classic that does not die

‘The Holiday’ was released in 2006 with a box office of $205.8 million. The interesting thing about this film is the following being on home TVs year after year, Christmas after Christmas. “Polar Express”, “Love Actually” or “How good it is to live!” These are some of the films that sneak into the homes of the most nostalgic of these dates every December. They will be part of this winter catalogue, ‘The Holiday 2’ not for now.