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Another Simple Favor: Paul Feig Talks Sequels and Blake Lively


Acclaimed director Paul Feig has successfully directed numerous blockbuster movies, but intriguingly, he has never ventured into the realm of sequels—until now. While there have been whispers and discussions about potential sequels for his immensely popular comedies like Bridesmaids, The Heat, and Spy, various factors have hindered their realization. However, this week marks a significant turning point with the release of Another Simple Favor, the highly anticipated sequel to his hit comedic thriller, A Simple Favor, now available for streaming on Prime Video.

In this engaging sequel, talented actresses Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively reprise their roles as the charmingly adversarial characters Stephanie Smothers and Emily Nelson. The duo finds themselves caught up in yet another thrilling murder mystery while attending Emily’s picturesque destination wedding in Capri. I had the pleasure of watching the film at SXSW and was thoroughly entertained (you can read my full review here). Following the screening, I was delighted to have a conversation with Paul Feig, who, as always, was impeccably dressed, earning him a reputation as one of the most stylishly attired directors in Hollywood. During our discussion, we explored his decision to pursue this sequel, the contrasts between shooting for the big screen versus for streaming platforms, the intriguing casting choice of Henry Golding, and the public’s unwavering interest in Blake Lively. Furthermore, we delved into the exciting potential for this film to evolve into a larger franchise, a possibility that seems increasingly viable.

Be sure to check out our insightful interview, which is embedded above, and don’t miss out on watching Another Simple Favor, currently streaming on Prime Video!

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