Kirsten Dunst Rejects Bring It On Sequel Plans

Kirsten Dunst, who famously played Torrance Shipman in the 2000 cult classic cheerleading film Bring It On, has recently stated she has no interest in returning for a sequel or reboot. While she previously expressed openness to a follow-up in 2024, her current stance is to "leave good things where they are" and she declined offers to participate as either an actress or producer. Despite the franchise spawning multiple direct-to-video sequels without the original cast, Dunst does not see a new installment as necessary or appealing and joked about not wanting to put on a cheerleading outfit again. Co-star Gabrielle Union has been more optimistic about a sequel, mentioning ongoing development efforts, but Dunst remains reluctant. Dunst's comments were made during the premiere of her new film Roofman and reflect a shift from her earlier, more tentative interest in revisiting the role. She continues to cherish her time on Bring It On but prefers to move on rather than revive the franchise.