Nearly 20 years later, Anna Faris hopes to reunite with her Zeta sisters in a potential sequel. «The Rabbit's House» .
The actress recently hinted that there was "interest" in a sequel to the 2008 comedy Happy Madison, in which she played a Playboy Playmate kicked out of Hugh Hefner's mansion and found work as a counselor at a struggling sorority house.
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«"I'd love to talk to you about the film. «The Rabbit's House »"," Faris said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "And, as it turns out, there's interest. I never thought this dream would ever come true, and it's too early to say anything, but as it turns out, this film is a favorite with audiences, as is the character himself.".
Director film "Rabbit's House" »" was directed by Fred Wolf and starred Emma Stone, Colin Hanks, Kat Dennings, Katharine McPhee, Rumer Willis, Tyson Ritter, Kiely Williams, Christopher McDonald and Beverly D'Angelo.
The film also features cameo roles from Hugh Hefner, Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson, and Bridget Marquardt, and was partially filmed at the Playboy Mansion.
Faris' comments come as she returns to one of her early comedies, reprising her breakout role as Cindy Campbell in in the film "Scary Movie 6"« , which premieres in cinemas on Friday.
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