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Sony Pictures is moving forward with another sequel for the teen horror franchise I Know What You Did Last Summer, with Jennifer Love-Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. in talks to return, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

The project, which dips into the late ’90s nostalgia, is in the earliest stages of development, and talent deals have yet to be fully hammered out, according to sources. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, who co-wrote Thor: Love and Thunder and directed Netflix’s Do Revenge, is on board to direct the follow-up to the 1997 slasher film in which four friends are hunted by a murderer after they cover up an accident in which someone was killed.

The original version, which starred Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe and Prinze and was scripted by Scream scribe, Kevin Williamson, grossed $125 million.

I Know What You Did Last Summer also remained in the top box office spot for three consecutive weeks and earned nominations at several awards shows, including the MTV Movie Awards and the Blockbuster Entertainment Awards.

The movie was followed by the sequels I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998) and I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006). Hewitt and Prinze reprised their roles in the 1998 sequel, while the 2006 film featured a completely new cast. The property also spawned a streaming series on Amazon, which bowed in 2021. The films are based on the 1973 young-adult suspense novel by Lois Duncan.

The move comes as the Scream franchise has been successful at Paramount, with a mix of legacy characters and new stars populating the 2022 feature and the upcoming Scream 6.

Deadline was the first to report the latest sequel at Sony.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

SPOLER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched Monday’s episode of Fox’s “9-1-1,” titled “Home Invasion.”

Following a very rough road as of late, “9-1-1” had Maddie Buckley (Jennifer Love Hewitt) firmly in control of her life again this week and making moves that Hewitt didn’t think her character would be capable of in the early days of the Fox first-responder drama.

With Variety, Hewitt discusses Monday’s installment of the show, which saw Maddie deal with trust issues at home — where she and Chimney grapple with the reality of getting a nanny named Madga for Baby Jee-Yun — and in her home away from home, the 9-1-1 call center — where her new recruit makes the twist choice to feed personal info of people with medical emergencies to robbers, and risk Maddie’s career by using her login for the illegal activity.

Jennifer Love Hewitt is quite the matchmaker — at least when it comes to her 9-1-1 character, Maddie Buckley.

“Back on my first day of 9-1-1, [co-creator Tim Minear] asked me what I wanted to have happen for Maddie, and I said that I wanted her to be with Chimney,” she tells EW of asking for her 9-1-1 dispatcher to pair with Kenneth Choi’s firefighter paramedic. “He was kind of like, ‘Wait, what?'”

But “I just felt like they were two people who were sort of meant to be together,” Hewitt explains. “I was just sort thinking about who Maddie was and where I hoped she was going to go, and I think she was deserving of a Chimney in her life. I think anybody who wants to be in love deserves a really good person like him. I don’t know, it was just a gut feeling. And I didn’t even know Kenny that well. It wasn’t even about personally like, ‘Oh, we have fun off camera.'”

That said, the two actors have certainly grown close over the years — with Choi spending a lot of time with Hewitt and her family on their off time. “They call him Uncle Kenny,” Hewitt says of her husband Brian Hallisay (who has worked with her as Kyle on The Client List and Maddie’s abusive ex, Doug, on 9-1-1) and their three kids. “He’s really a family member to us. I adore him.”

As for their on-screen interactions, “I’m glad that they’ve kind of found their way back together,” Hewitt says of Chimney and Maddie, who separated after the latter’s severe postpartum depression last season but are now giving their relationship another shot. “I do believe that the journey they’ve taken together has been ultimately worth it — and worth it for the audience because it’s been well-earned, their kind of happiness. They seem to be moving kind of step by step into their life together, which is really good.”