Dennis Quaid expressed his doubts about a potential sequel to 'The Parent Trap,' emphasizing that it would be difficult to proceed without his late co-star Natasha Richardson, who tragically died in 2009. While attending the premiere of his new film 'Reagan,' Quaid shared that Richardson's death still profoundly affects him, stating, 'How do we do it without Natasha?' He reflected on the legacy of the 1998 remake, which starred him and Richardson as the parents of twins played by Lindsay Lohan, noting it was a significant moment in his career. Quaid praised Lohan, now 38, for her growth into a 'fantastic' and 'beautiful person.' He speculated that while a sequel could be possible, the beloved original film would continue to remain timeless. Quaid concluded that he believes 'The Parent Trap' will be cherished for generations to come.