Entertainment
        

Movies

'Something Borrowed' sequel tease in movie credits

Updated: 2011-05-10 11:59

(Agencies)

Twitter Facebook Myspace Yahoo! Linkedin Mixx

 
'Something Borrowed' sequel tease in movie credits

Cast member John Krasinski attends the premiere of the film "Something Borrowed" in Los Angeles May 3, 2011.[Photo/Agencies]

NEW YORK – Moviegoers who stayed for the credits during the romantic comedy "Something Borrowed" in its opening weekend at the box office got a bonus: a tease for a possible sequel starring Kate Hudson and John Krasinski.

"Something Borrowed," based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Emily Giffin, is about a young woman, played by Ginnifer Goodwin, who falls for her best friend's fiance.

Giffin wrote a follow-up book called "Something Blue," which continues the story from the perspective of the best friend, portrayed by Hudson.

Krasinski plays a longtime friend of Goodwin's and Hudson's characters.

The extra scene at the end of the credits over the weekend showed Hudson and Krasinski in London with the text "To be continued."

In a recent interview, Giffin said producers didn't have a finished script for "Blue" but she had "full optimism" the second movie would be made. She said the chemistry between Krasinski and Hudson "is fantastic."

At the film's press junket in Los Angeles last month, Krasinski said, "I would definitely do the sequel if they did it. I think we're waiting to see. Hopefully it happens."

Hudson agreed, saying, "I think most likely we will do one."

Warner Bros. says a decision about another film hasn't been made.

"Something Borrowed" came in fourth in its box office debut, bringing in just under $14 million over its opening weekend.

E-paper

War of the roses

European Chinese rose growers are beating their Chinese rivals at their own game

High-tech park gets big boost
At the source
Merchant of Venice

European Edition

Specials

2011 Sino-US Dialogue

China and the United States will hold the third round of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue from May 9-10 in Washington.

High-tech park gets big boost

Zhongguancun sets sights on being one of the top technology hubs in the world

Learning to close the gap

Thousands of students have benefited from Tibet middle school program set up outside the autonomous region

Drunk driving
Victory Day military parade held on Red Square
Revolutionary marriage in E China