Longest timespan between a movie and it's sequel?
08-09-03, 01:04 PM
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Longest timespan between a movie and it's sequel?
I was just watching The Hustler w/ Paul Newman and got to thinking. The Hustler came out in 1961, and the sequel, The Color of Money came out in 1986. That is a 25 year timespan. In this day and age, sequels are a dime a dozen, in fact hollywood usually banks on the sequel just in case a movie does well at the box office.
What are some other movies that made us wait so long for part 2?
The Hustler (1961) --> The Color of Money (1986) = 25 years
What are some other movies that made us wait so long for part 2?
The Hustler (1961) --> The Color of Money (1986) = 25 years
08-09-03, 01:24 PM
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Gone With the Wind 1939 --> Scarlett (TV min-series) 1994 = 55 years
If a TV show counts?
If a TV show counts?
08-09-03, 01:33 PM
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08-09-03, 01:45 PM
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Originally posted by audrey
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