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Good Burger 2 is coming, says Kenan Thompson
Kenan Thompson said that the highly anticipated sequel of the 90s classic is definitely happening.
Good Burger 2 is coming, according to comedian and actor Kenan Thompson.
Sequel of the classic movie
During TheGrio awards on Sunday, Kenan Thompson said that the highly anticipated sequel of the 90s classic film is definitely happening.
Confirmation
“We’re getting really close on Good Burger 2,” he told Entertainment Tonight’s Kevin Frazier. “It’s gonna happen, and I think it’s gonna happen soon. We’re gonna figure out when the pocket of time will be to shoot it, but it’s gonna happen.”
Thompson said it’s so close that the draft of the script is done.
“It’s closer than it’s ever been. So, I don’t think anything is gonna derail it,” said the “Saturday Night Live” actor. “We had a reading, like a little private thing just to hear the script that we’ve been working on, out loud – just with a couple of friends and a couple of people from Paramount and Nickelodeon, and it was so funny.”
About Good Burger
Good Burger debuted in theaters on July 25, 1997, starring both Thompson and Kel Mitchell.
Mitchell also confirmed the sequel with a post shared to Instagram on Monday (Oct. 24).
“Now we’re cooking,” the actor wrote in a caption alongside a video of the script with his “Blessed Mode” song playing in the background. “Table read went really good! Good vibes! Good laughs! Good burgers!”
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