Would Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey Return for an 'Office' Movie?
Would Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey Return for an 'Office' Movie?
Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey can be recreation to reprise their roles in a film adaptation of The Office.
In a teaser clip for the Wednesday, January 31, episode of the "Office Women" podcast, cohosts Fischer, 49, and Kinsey, 52, have been requested by their guest, Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston, whether or not they would do a potential movie based mostly on the hit sitcom.
"So let's say that there's not a reboot collection, but what if there was a film?" Cranston, 67, stated. "One thing the place we will see the place these individuals are — these individuals in all the forged that we're interested by. We questioned at the finish, the place did they go, what did develop into of them?"
While Kinsey replied that she "would do it for [her] youngsters" because "they might assume that's enjoyable," Fischer expressed her doubts, noting that she only trusts showrunner Greg Daniels.
"Greg is signed on in this hypothetical," Kinsey confirmed, to which Fischer replied, "OK, so long as Greg is writing it and he's in command of it, then I say yes."
With this momentum, Cranston instructed that they should "get Greg on the telephone." He even provided to be an extra on this hypothetical movie, enjoying "a crossing guard or something like that."
"Perhaps you're one in every of Dwight's hired palms on Schrute farms," Kinsey instructed earlier than Cranston replied, "Now why would I be the hired hand and never the foreman?"
Impressed by the U.Okay. collection of the same identify, The Workplace followed paper firm Dunder Mifflin in Scranton, Pennsylvania, throughout its nine-season run. The show centered around manager Michael Scott (Steve Carell) and his staff, and included names like Fischer, Kinsey, who portrayed Pam Beesley and Angela Martin, respectively, in addition to John Krasinski, Rainn Wilson, Mindy Kaling, B.J. Novak and extra.
Because the NBC collection came to an in depth in 2013, followers have been hoping for a possible reboot or revival. Final yr, Puck Information reported that The Workplace was returning. Daniels, 60, later addressed the thought — and didn't shut it down.
"Nicely, I feel that it's very speculative," Daniels informed Collider in December 2023. "The fact that it type of blew up based mostly on one line in a Puck piece was type of cool, I assume, in the sense that the fans still care quite a bit."
Daniels hinted that there was potential for something to occur sooner or later, including, "When there's something to announce, I'll undoubtedly announce it." He also noted that the developments in know-how over the past decade would current an "fascinating" problem.
"Once you watch previous films it's like a recreation to determine what wouldn't work when everyone had a cellphone," he defined. "Like, all the story moves of people like, 'Oh, they only missed you. Oh, dang.' Now perhaps I'll get on that boat and go to, you already know, it's identical to, 'Oh, how frustrating should you only had a cellular phone.' I imply, it's an fascinating query for positive."
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