Jessica Fisher
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Everything Everywhere All at Once swept the awards season this year, bringing home Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Actress and Supporting Actress, Best Director and more. It was a fantastic film, but the one downside to Hollywood is that when a movie is that big, there’s always at least a discussion about whether the studio can pull a sequel out of the original just to rake in more dough.
But it’s looking like the participants in the film are keeping a level head about the fact that this was a one-shot story, and it needs nothing further.
Best Actress-winner Michelle Yeoh recently sat down with Variety, where she was asked about this possibility, and she said:
“There’s no sequel. You know, it’s one of those movies where it’s — we would just be doing the same thing. We already fought the biggest enemy, which is sometimes ourselves, within ourselves. And we brought out the message of how we’re going to do it, and reminded every one of you is a superhero, because we all inherently have the superpower of love, compassion, and kindness. We don’t need a cape to be a superhero. We can do it every day, anytime we choose to. So, no [sequel].”
I couldn’t agree more! Everything Everywhere All At Once is available to watch on Showtime.