It was in 2000 that Kirsten Dunst took on the role of Torrance Shipman in ‘Bring It On’. The film ended up being one of her biggest hits and, almost two decades later, she is said to be keen to reprise the role of the cheerleader.
Kirsten Dunst’s Condition to Make ‘Stolen Triumphs’ Sequel
Dunst has expressed his willingness to return to the ‘Bring It On’ universe. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight in early April, the now 41-year-old actress said she would consider a sequel to the 2000 film, “as long as” it met one simple condition: “It’s not embarrassing.”
Additionally, he shared his vision of where Torrance’s character could be today: “Educating new generations, maybe.”
The sequel to “Stolen Triumphs” could be closer than ever
Gabrielle Union, who played Isis in the original film, also said she is open to a new installment of the story.
In a separate interview with Business Insider, the 51-year-old actress replied: “Who knows? Maybe we have something to cook, you know?’ to the question of whether they are working on a new installment.
In January 2023, Union discussed the possibility with Variety magazine, explaining that Hollywood production processes can take anywhere from a few minutes to 50 years.
Peyton Reed, director of the original film, has also revealed his interest in such a project with Dunst and Union. In 2020, he told Business Insider that he would “absolutely” do a sequel and had discussed the possibility with screenwriter Jessica Bedinger.
Where to watch the movie ‘Stolen Triumphs’?
The 2000 film is available on Prime Video and Paramount+ streaming services. The six films in the “Stolen Triumphs” series are available on different digital platforms.
In what order should you watch the ‘Stolen Triumphs’ movies?
The six films in the series are not connected to each other, so they can be viewed in any order. However, for some fans, following the release date sequence may be more enjoyable. This is:
- “Stolen Triumphs” (2000)
- “Stolen Triumphs Again” (2004)
- “Stolen Triumphs: All or Nothing” (2006)
- “Stolen Triumphs: Coming to Win” (2007)
- “Stolen Triumphs: Fight to the End” (2009)
- “Stolen Triumphs: Global Showdown” (2017)
A curious fact is that the third episode, “Bring It On: All Or Nothing,” features a cameo by Rihanna as the host of the cheerleading competition.
Would you like to see the sequel to “Stolen Triumphs” with Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union? Let us know in the comments what you imagine this story would be like.
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