In a recent interview with Deadline, Weaver, 76, weighed in on the question fans have been asking since the film premiered in 1999: Why isn't there a sequel?
"We always meant to do a sequel," said Weaver. "And then with Alan passing away, we just lost heart.”
Galaxy Quest, which also starred Tim Allen, Sam Rockwell, Tony Shalhoub, and Daryl Mitchell, has long been praised for its affectionate satire of the science fiction genre and Hollywood excess. Over the years, rumors of a sequel, reboot, or extended cut have repeatedly surfaced, largely fueled by fan enthusiasm and the film's enduring popularity.
Daryl Mitchell, Sam Rockwell, Jed Rees, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub and Sigourney Weaver in a scene from the film 'Galaxy Quest', 1999. (Photo by Murray Close/Getty Images)“I wish they put out a director’s cut of the movie because, at the last minute, DreamWorks decided to release the movie with some of the more sophisticated scenes cut that Alan was in," Weaver lamented. "Why they don't put out the movie again with more of his very, very strange and wonderful scenes?”
While Galaxy Quest may never receive the continuation many hoped for, its legacy remains firmly intact. The film continues to find new audiences, often cited as one of the smartest and most affectionate tributes to science fiction ever made.
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