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Luke Wilson Shares His Thoughts on 'The Family Stone' Sequel Script

The actor reveals his verdict on the long-rumored holiday follow-up, highlighting its humor and the emotional resonance of the cast coming together again.

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Luke Wilson was on the press line for his new Netflix show, The Hawk, when talk turned to a long-rumored holiday reunion.

“I can’t believe it’s happening, but it is,” "I can’t believe it’s happening, but it is," Wilson shared. He revealed he has already read the script, describing it as "really funny.". “Tom Bezucha is a great writer and a great director, and I read the script, and it’s really funny, and it’s so nice that everybody wants to work together again,” "Tom Bezucha is a great writer and a great director, and I read the script, and it’s really funny, and it’s so nice that everybody wants to work together again," he added.

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A Meaningful Return

The project carries new emotional weight for the original cast. he said.

Wilson, who played Ben Stone, expressed surprise at the film's enduring fanbase. He said families have told him for years they watch it at Christmas or Thanksgiving, a tradition that caught him off guard. His confirmation follows that of another, unnamed co-star who has also verified the sequel is in the works. No release date or full cast list has been announced, but Wilson's comments suggest the script is ready and the original ensemble is keen to reunite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What did Luke Wilson say about 'The Family Stone' sequel script?

He said he's read it and called it 'really funny,' praising writer-director Tom Bezucha.

What do we know about Luke Wilson?

Luke Wilson has read the script for a The Family Stone sequel and says it's 'really funny.'

What do we know about Writer-director Tom Bezucha?

Writer-director Tom Bezucha is involved.

What did Another announce?

Another co-star has also confirmed the sequel is moving forward.

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