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Rob Lowe ready to channel his inner hicks William “Billy” again in the St. Elmo’s fire Progression.
“We’re working on the script, and it’s getting really good,” said Lowe, 61, People In an interview announced on Sunday, June 29. “I think it’s really valid to revisit those characters that continue to mean a lot to people and watch them inform this chapter of life, because this chapter of life is arguably as interesting and full as – ‘What am I doing when I come out of college?'” “” “” “”
1985 film followed a group of recent Georgetown alums trying Find their own way in their early 20s. The Starred Cast includes people like Lowe, Emilio Estevevz, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Andie MacDowell and more.
Nearly four decades later, Lowe taught that the sequel was on the horizon.
“We’ve met with the studio and I’ve been talking about doing it for about four months,” he told Entertainment tonight In 2024, noting that the excitement around brackets “only added to the excitement around it.” (Documentary 2024 throw insight into the “Brat Package” Moniker coined by a New York Magazine A journalist, referring to the group of actors who starred in classical films coming of age including St. Elmo’s fire.)
He continued, “But it’s very, very, very early steps. So we’ll see.”
Lowe confirmed in February that the St. Elmo’s fire Progression was being developed.
“We put together St. Elmo Fire 2. So we’re back working together … we’re going to see what those people are doing at our age now. This is a real thing, ”said Lowe during appearance Jimmy Kimmel alive at the time. “I know. It’s great. It sounds like it might be a bit, but (you would) go, ‘Wait a minute, I’d see that.’ When we did the original we were on cover Rolled stone. Now we’ll be on the cover of AARP, but it’s still great. “
Rob Lowe says there is a sequel to St. Elmo at work. Lowe, 60, teased the project during an interview with Entertainment Tonight on Monday, July 29. (…)
In March, Lowe claimed that the whole group was a game for the St. Elmo’s fire Progression. “The script has to come in and we all have to like it but everyone wants to do it,” Lowe said on an episode of his podcast “literally with Rob Lowe” at the time. “Everyone is on board the ship.”
In transferring the news to former Parks and leisure costume Adam Scott, Lowe suggested that his palm could make a cameo in the sequence.
“I would do anything. I could be a server in the restaurant,” said Scott, and Lowe answered him, “You should be the server that is just milking. Like, you should have moved on but you like to hang out.”
