Actress Lisa Kudrow doesn't think a sequel to "Romy & Michele's High School Reunion" would work anymore because actress Mira Sorvino hasn't aged.
Kudrow feels she would look like Sorvino's mother on screen.
The 53-year-old and her 49-year-old co-star were since the beginning interested in a sequel which focused on two unsuccessful women returning to meet with their old classmates 10 years after graduation.
The two actresses also had a plot in mind, but the project was never picked up. Kudrow now thinks the moment has passed, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"We wanted to do it. Mira and I and Robin (Schiff, the writer) -- we had a story, we had an idea, but it was never picked up," Kudrow told Heat magazine.
"And I don't know how it would work because Mira looks incredibly -- she hasn't aged. I don't want to play Romy's mom," she added.
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