"Last Vegas" director Jon Turtelaub has expressed interest in making a sequel to the recently released buddy comedy with actors Tom Hanks and Will Smith playing key roles.
Turtelaub was recently asked if he was exploring an opportunity to make a sequel to the movie, and he said: "Absolutely".
"There's a superstition in Hollywood: you don't talk about a sequel until the first one's a big hit, but when it comes up everyone got along so well, it was a big love fest with all the actors and I think everyone would love to come back for a sequel," he said in a statement.
"Last Vegas" stars Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline.
The director believes he has a gamut of actors to choose from if the sequel falls in place.
"There are still amazing actors and actresses out there, as well. If I could get Tom Hanks and Will Smith into the movie that would be good," he added.
"Last Vegas" released in India Nov 22.
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