Julie Andrews is offering her viewpoints about featuring in a potential Princess Journals 3. While addressing Access Hollywood for a meeting distributed on Tuesday, the Sound of Music star shared whether she would repeat her job as Sovereign Clarisse Renaldi in the possible spin-off of the film.

“I think we know that it’s most likely not going to be potential,” Andrews, 87, said. “It was discussed not long after [the second sequel] emerged, yet it’s currently how long from that point forward? Furthermore, I’m that a lot more seasoned and Annie the princess, or sovereign, is such a ton more established. Furthermore, I don’t know where it would drift or run.”

Andrews played the grandma of Anne Hathaway’s personality Mia Thermopolis in the film. During the visit, the English entertainer added that Hathaway is “an extraordinary companion.”

The Princess Journals sent off a then-18-year-old Hathaway, presently 40, to notoriety after its 2001 introduction, and, surprisingly, motivated a continuation, 2004’s The Princess Journals 2: Imperial Commitment. Close by Hathaway and Andrews, the film likewise stars Mandy Moore, Heather Matarazzo, Sandra Goodness and Larry Mill operator.

Julie Andrews Says ‘It’s Probably Not Going to Be Possible’ for Her to Star in Princess Diaries 3

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Last month, The Hollywood Correspondent and The Wrap, refering to sources, revealed that Disney is fostering a third The Princess Journals film however Hathaway hasn’t yet endorsed on. Aadrita Mukerji, who has composed for shows like Supergirl and Reacher, is allegedly composing the screenplay. Disney didn’t quickly answer Individuals’ solicitation for input at that point.

Hathaway generally knew the tale of her personality Mia Thermopolis’ excursion to Genovian eminence, in view of Meg Cabot’s book series, would be a hit, as she told Individuals back in January 2019, “Getting the content, it recently had that inclination. … I contacted it, and it was electric.”

Furthermore, featuring inverse Andrews marked “a blessing from heaven” for the entertainer, who might proceed to win a Foundation Grant for her job as Fantine in 2012’s Les Misérables.

“Getting to make it and be on set consistently, I got to embrace Julie Andrews consistently,” Hathaway said.

“That part was likewise extremely, supernatural. Then it emerged and it was gotten. That part even, coincidentally, was supernatural,” she added at that point.