Streep disclosed that studio executives are discussing bringing Donna back for a third movie despite her character's demise. While unsure about the logistics, Streep mentioned that there's an outline in place awaiting her review soon.
Her longtime agent, Kevin Huvane, chimed in, expressing optimism about the potential for another instalment in the beloved film series. Reports surfaced indicating Universal's keen interest in extending the franchise's storyline beyond its current boundaries.
The hit musical of the same name debuted on London's West End in 1999. The Mamma Mia! films drew inspiration from ABBA's iconic music. The storyline revolves around a young woman's quest to uncover the identity of her biological father by inviting three candidates to her wedding in Greece.
The initial film adaptation hit theatres in 2008, boasting a star-studded ensemble including Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, and Amanda Seyfried. While initial critical reception was mixed, the movie proved a resounding success at the box office. Following its triumph, a sequel titled Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again premiered in 2018. The sequel reunited several original cast members while introducing new faces such as Andy Garcia, Hugh Skinner, and Cher to the mix.
The films were primarily filmed on location in Greece, particularly on the islands of Skopelos and Skiathos and in mainland locations like Pelion. These picturesque Greek locales provided the perfect backdrop for the sunny and vibrant atmosphere of the movies. Additionally, some scenes were also filmed on set in the United Kingdom.
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