Longest time between SEQUELS?
 

Off the top of your head, which movie franchise has had the longest amount of time between sequels?

I'll start:

I think

Last Picture Show (1971) --> Texasville (1990) = 19 years


Any others?

Your asking this question with two very easy answers from this year.

Rambo III (1988)---------Rambo(2008) 20 years
Indiana Jones TLC(1989)------Indiana Jones KOTCS(2008) 19 years

The Hustler (1961)
The Color of Money (1986)

25 years!

too late!

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64 years, Bitches!

Gone with the Wind (1939)
Scarlett (1994)

55 years.

Hamlet (1921)
Hamlet 2 (2008)

87 Years ;)

I for one am waiting for Birth of a Nation 2: The Revenge.

There was a sequel to Birth of a Nation made in 1917. It's lost, though.

My money is on Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers 2000. That's 18 years for a legitimate sequel.

Ah, you're right! Cool! I lose :(

Psycho and 2. 1960 and 1983

The Odd Couple and The Odd Couple II = 30 Years

I forgot about Odd Couple II. I loved that movie.

No, it's:

The Birth of a Nation 2: Afterbirth

Wizard of Oz and Return to Oz: 46 years.

All these sequels are blasphemies!

Except for The Color of Money.

Superman II (1980)
Superman Returns (2006)

Yes, it counts. :mad:

Peter Pan (1953), Return to Neverland (2002) = 49 years

:lol:

One more that just occured to me.

Wizard of Oz-1939
Return to Oz- 1985

What about a sequel from the same production team? I don't think the same people who did The Wizard of Oz were involved with Return to Oz. Except for Paul Newman and the novel basis connection, I don't think The Hustler and The Color of Money have any mutual production artists. Hmm...

<---- Still waiting for History of the World Part II to come out. ;)

Star Wars Episode III - 2005
Star Wars Episode IV - 1977


-28 years!

Testament of Dr. Mabuse - 1933
The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse - 1960

27 years.

Both directed and co-written by Fritz Lang.

Blood Feast - 1963
Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat - 2002

39 years

Both Directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis and Produced by David F. Friedman
:)

See? Now we're talkin'! :)

I was thinking Chinatown >> The Two Jakes, but that was only 16 years (1974, 1990)

rotfl rotfl rotfl

Triumph of the Will - 1935
Expelled - 2008

73 years

I'm just sad I'll never get to see "Hitler on Ice" OR "Jews in Space". :(

lmao

This thread it hilarious.

you sir, have good taste...

Doesn't look like it set any records, but probably deserves a mention:

The Freshman (1925)
The Sin of Harold Diddlebock (1947)