Robin Wright Confirms No 'Princess Bride' Sequel Planned

Robin Wright, who starred as Buttercup in the beloved 1987 film The Princess Bride, has confirmed there will never be a sequel to the classic, joking that many of the original cast members would be "in a wheelchair" if they attempted to reunite now. Despite turning down the idea, Wright fondly recalls the joyful and close-knit atmosphere on set, highlighting the cast's camaraderie including potluck dinners and shared laughter that often led to retakes during filming. The ensemble, including Cary Elwes, Rob Reiner, and Jamie Lee Curtis, still cherishes the film's legacy, which continues to resonate with fans who often greet Wright with the iconic line "As you wish." Wright also reflected on her career, mentioning her breakout role in The Princess Bride and her enduring connection to her other famous role in Forrest Gump. While rejecting any plans for a follow-up, she is currently involved in a new project, The Girlfriend, a psychological thriller streaming on Amazon Prime. Overall, Wright's comments emphasize the lasting impact of The Princess Bride alongside a respectful stance on preserving its legacy without a sequel.