The film has a huge fans base worldwide that has anxiously waiting for a new adventure.
A few months ago, Marlon Wayans He announced that he would return to the franchise Scary Movie And I would start working in a new sequel, Scary Movie 6whose premiere is already scheduled for 2026. However, while we wait for the long -awaited comedy movie, Wayans gave details of another long -awaited film.
During an interview in the Good Morning America program, the actor, writer and producer revealed that he already has a look set on the next resurgence: And where are the blondes? (White Chicks).
Wayans revealed that fans ask about And where are the blondes? all the time because “They love that movie” And they always want to know when it will appear again. During the last twenty years, and where are the blondes? 2 It seemed uncertain, but this time Wayans was much more excited about it. Affirmed: “Hey, I think it’s time. Let’s finish ‘Scary Movie 6’ and then we’ll go out ‘And where are the blondes? 2′”.
The potential that the film is a blockbuster is large, the film has a huge fans base throughout the world that has been citing and anxiously waiting for a new adventure of the FBI agents Marcus and Kevin Copeland disguised as white girls.
The success of and where are the blondes?
And where are the blondes? It was released in 2004 And, although he did not impress critics at the time (the film has a terrible 15% score in Rotten Tomatoes), he managed to raise more than 100 million dollars worldwide.
After that, the film became great popular on DVD and won a cult track due to its extremely exaggerated nature: the costumes of Marlon and Shawn Wayans as white girls They do not look like women who are supposed to represent, but fans discovered that it was precisely this disconnection that made the film even more fun.
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