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The Sandlot Star Reveals Scrapped Plans for Sequel, And How New Original Series Will Satisfy Fans [EXCLUSIVE]
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Sandlot has had such staying power that fans have often wondered how is it there has never been a sequel?
Videos by ComicBook.comRecently, the Great Hambino himself, Sandlot‘s Patrick Renna, has found a way to bring most of the original cast back together.
While technically movie did have two direct to video sequels, neither could capture the magic of the original films cast.
While Disney+ was reportedly developing a Sandlot series, a legacy sequel would have to turn the perfectly preserved characters from 1962 into adults with mortgages, jobs, children and disappointment.
You’d be hard pressed to recreate that kind of magic with a modern cast, and suddenly the legacy in your legacy sequel would be a bit stale.