Devon Sawa says it is a ‘hard costar’ for Jessica Alba ‘to deal with’

Devon Saw Would love to work with “sweetheart” Jessica Alba again after Costarring in the 1999 horror comedy Idle hands – But an apology may be in order first.

“You know, Elden (Henson). Seth (green)myself, Vivica (A. Fox)We had been doing him a minute longer than her, ”Sawa, 46, remembers only Weekly US of their time on the film. “It was his big film. We were all goofing. We were all, like, teenagers and we were all going around and it was difficult to get us to focus but Jessica was like, ‘Here he is. I’m doing this thing. ‘She focused. And certainly enough, Jessica Jessica now! “

Idle hands Anton Sawa, a teenager who discovers that his right hand had been occupied by a mysterious – and murderous force. After “accidental” killing two of his best friends (portrayed by Henseon and Green), Anton must find out how to shake a death supplement before he hurts his neighbor – and crush – Molly, played by Alba.

Said Saw Us It was clear from the outset that Alba, now 43, “on a mission” to nail her performance, was not always easy with Sawa and kidnapped the other Costars. “You could say she was on a mission. She was focused and we were all difficult to deal with, ”he noted. “But she’s love and I haven’t seen her in a very long time and I would love to see her again.”

While Sawa chemistry with Alba was certainly obvious, it was a connection on the screen with another darling of the 90s, Christina RicciThat has fans going wild all the years later. There was an inherent connection on the Deos after starring together 1995’s Cassette and Now and on a while. Millennials have wanted and hopes to see a reunion between them ever since.

Saw, for its part, is completely down to make that happen. Earlier this year, the actor took to X to agree with a fan that believed he and Ricci should reunite for romantic comedy. Sawa echoed that feeling when talking Us.

“Obviously if I was going to make a romantic comedy and Christina wanted to do it with me, I think we would do, like, $ 50 million in the first weekend,” he explained. “That’s, like, it’s not a brainer.”

Ricci or not, the ROM-Com genre is definitely something that a flow wants to explore. “I definitely have a romance in me and I could get into the rolls of Tom Hanks-those ’90s,” he said, before realizing that he might have just sent the internet idle once again: “Oh God, this is going to be all over the place now! “

Another idea? Bring him and his fellow Wild America costume Jonathan Taylor Thomas Back together by casting Thomas, 43, as the best friend in this theoretical movie stars Sawa and Ricci. When setting the idea by Us, Sawa couldn’t help but smile while remembering memories with his long -lasting bal.

“I spoke to him a few years ago and was so good to hear his voice,” Sawa shared. “It sounds kind of the same, a little older, obviously. But it does well and I love that dose. That was a wonderful experience. “

Sawa and Thomas joined for the 1997 family comedy, who starred the duo as brothers (along with Scott Bairstow) Starts on a cross -country camping trip in the hope of capturing snapshots of the natural world – and avoiding their family business in the small town of Arkansas. Sawa remembers the experience of filming dearly, although the film is not popular in its own home.

“While my children don’t like the movie, it was a good one to shoot,” he admitted. Noting that the cult classic has created “two thumb down” by a 10 -year -old son Hudson and his 8 -year -old daughter Scarlett, whom he shares with his wife Before Sahanovitch. “They didn’t buy the men walking around in bear costumes or the puppet snakes,” he told us. “He didn’t get old well.”

Saw added that his children have not seen a ton of his newer work, either – the Chucky series and his new Heart Eyes horror comedy are too mature for their young eyes – but that’s fine.

“I don’t want to continue doing what I love doing,” he told Us. “Like, what would I watch? That’s what I want to do. “