US EditionMacaulay Culkin lays out his idea for a 'Home Alone' sequel: 'It would have to be just right'
- At the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, Culkin described an elevator pitch for a Home Alone sequel and said he wouldn’t rule out returning as Kevin McCallister if the project is right.
- Reimagining the protagonist, the pitch positions Kevin McCallister, adult version of the original character, as a widower or divorcee whose son locks him out, using the house as a relationship metaphor.
- Culkin emphasized the idea is only an elevator pitch and noted he has not been formally approached, saying it would have to be just right to proceed.
- A Culkin return could reshape interest in the Home Alone franchise by reigniting enthusiasm, but Chris Columbus warned against new entries, saying `It was a very special moment, and you can't really recapture that`.
- Recognizing audience nostalgia, Culkin noted the series' nostalgic pull makes revisiting Kevin timely, while Home Sweet Home Alone , Disney+ reboot starring Archie Yates, received unfavourable reviews.
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After more than three decades, Macauley Culkin is open to a new Home Alone film. The 45-year-old actor said this during a talk show after a screening of the iconic Christmas movie.
Kevin as a widower or divorced man? Macaulay Culkin has some ideas for a continuation of the films that made him famous as a child. However, in order for him to really be there, "the right thing" has to be planned.
35 years ago the success comedy "Kevin - Alone at home" came to the cinemas. Main actor Macaulay Culkin would not be averse to a third part, as he said at a performance.
35 years ago the success comedy "Kevin - Alone at home" came to the cinemas. Main actor Macaulay Culkin would not be averse to a third part, as he said at a performance.
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