Freddie Prinze Jr. Ray Bronson has escaped death at the hands of the vengeful Ben Willis (Muse Watson) not once but twice in the 1990s, and Prinze Jr. seems genuinely “excited” to be playing the character. I know what you did last summer. (1997) Survivor again in director Jennifer Kayten Robinson's upcoming film horror But Prinze Jr.'s involvement will ultimately depend on the schedule and the quality of the script. Prinze Jr. said in an interview with Us Weekly:
“Nothing is certain until there is ink on paper, until the contract is signed, but I am definitely talking to them.
And if we can make it all work –
I know they want to make everything work,
I know I want to make everything work – then we'll try to make it work.
But we have to make sure everyone's schedules fit together.”
Prinze Jr., who played Julie James' (Jennifer Love Hewitt) love interest in the 1997 original film and the 1998 sequel. I still know what I did last summer, He continued in the same interview (below):
“Everyone should be happy with the scenario.
I know Gene Robinson, the director. [of the reboot]And I love Jane Robinson so much as a director and as a person. I think people like her are the future of this business.
So, there are a lot of good things that make me want to be in the movie. I'm excited,
I know they are excited.
I know both sides are trying to make it work.
We hope to do that.”
Jennifer Love Hewitt Talks 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Part 2
While Freddie Prinze Jr. is still in talks to return as Ray Bronson, director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson I know what happened last summer. The company has already cast five actors for the film: Camila Mendes, Madeline Cline, Sarah Pidgeon, Tyreke Weathers, and Jonah Hauer-King. Additionally, Jennifer Love Hewitt continues to discuss the possibility of reprising her role as Julie James in the second part of the series. Hewitt said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight:
“It's really crazy to think about this.
If it really works, I don't even know how I'll feel except for feeling overwhelmed and extremely grateful, but it's crazy to think about that.
It's good to know that people are excited about this possibility.
I think it would be really fun if this was done together.
Hewitt continued:
“I think there's power in being older.
I feel empowered after having three children. I feel like I can do anything now.
The loophole that Julie James had in the first and second parts is definitely not there in this part.
“I'm excited to show her off as an adult.”
Theoretically, another actor might be able to qualify, if Robinson decided to revive the hook-handed hunter Ben Willis, so brilliantly portrayed by Muse Watson. Julie (Hewitt) certainly fires a full pistol round at Willis at the end of the film. I still know what I did last summer, But he could have worn a bulletproof vest. After all, Julie made a mistake by not shooting the serial killer in the head.
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In addition, if Robinson I know what you did last time Summer (2025) actually pulls Halloween (2018), completely ignoring all the films in the series except the original, there's a better chance Watson will reprise his role as the fearsome hunter. Watson loves his contribution to the horror genre. The actor said in an interview, via a Blu-ray bonus feature titled He still knows what I did, (According to Are You Afraid HD): “How do I feel when I'm lumped in with other icons? It's an honor to be accepted by horror fans.”
I know what you did last summer.
The film is scheduled to be shown in cinemas in
July 18, 2025.
