For years, it seemed as if a sequel to the massive R-rated comedy hit, “Wedding Crashers,” wasn’t going to happen. But then over the past six months or so, the buzz around the potential sequel built and built. Eventually, it seemed as if the stars aligned and “Wedding Crashers 2” was actually going to happen soon. Well, as the old saying goes, “Don’t count the Owen Wilsons before they ‘wowwww’” or some such.

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Recently, the internet went crazy when it was reported that a sequel to the classic comedy film, “The Wedding Crashers” was not only happening but was going to enter production in August. This was later corroborated by other outlets that said the sequel seemed like it was definitely happening. Well, sadly, for fans of the film, it appears talk of the sequel is still a bit premature, according to Owen Wilson.

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The idea that there hasn’t already been a sequel to 2005’s hit comedy film, “Wedding Crashers,” is incredibly shocking. The film was a huge success at the box office and everyone involved seemed to love the making of the feature. So, what stopped the ball rolling on a sequel? Was the studio not interested? Nope, in fact, according to David Dobkin’s interview with UPROXX, the director of the original film and the stars (Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson) were offered a ton of money for a sequel, but they didn’t want to do it for creative reasons.

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“Wedding Crashers” seems like it was made at the exact perfect time. Starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, at the height of their comedic fame, as well as featuring Rachel McAdams, Bradley Cooper, Isla Fisher, and Christopher Walken, director David Dobkin’s film about immature adults using weddings to get laid became an instant hit in 2005 and has become a modern classic of the genre.

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One milestone most of the cinephile world tragically overlooked in 2005 was the tenth anniversary of the comedy classic “Wedding Crashers.” There might be some hyperbole in that statement, but the comedy starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson is a favorite around these parts, and the two actors have never been better together (the attempt to reunite them in 2013’s “The Internship” is best forgotten).

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Surrounded by his many leather-bound books in his apartment that smells of resplendent rich mahogany, thespian Will Ferrell contemplates the universe and therefore exemplifies the acting cliche: to be or not to be. Ultimately, the question is moot: Ferrell just is. From his cameo in “Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery,” to this week’s “The Other Guys,” Ferrell doesn’t merely act; like Tom Hardy in “Inception,” he embodies his characters, taking the legacy of Konstantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg and Marlon Brando and bringing it to its ultimate conclusion.

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Yes, Reynolds is tackling yet another comic book character, this time from Dark Horse Comics (“Green Lantern” is a D.C. Comics character, “Deadpool” is Marvel, and lest we not forget his ab-tastic turn in “Blade Trinity,” also Marvel).

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Apparently no one was offering her many roles despite great turns in “Wedding Crashers” and “Mean Girls” and “Red Eye” (the latter film one that she was well above and outclassed everyone in it). The girl can act for real, but she’s never been given much of a meaty role yet.

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