“I actually got to read the script,” she exclusively told Us Weekly. “I was very moved by it.” She went on to say, “I’ll be very curious to see how it comes about. I wish [them] the best of luck. They’ve been working on it [for] quite a while. And I can’t wait to see it.”
“The role of Baby has held a very deep and meaningful place in my heart, as it has in the hearts of so many fans over the years,” she told Deadline in January. “I’ve long wondered where we might find Baby years later and what her life might be like, but it’s taken time to assemble the kind of people that I felt could be entrusted to build on the legacy of the original film … and I’m excited to say that It looks like the wait will soon be over.”
When some fans voiced their disappointment in the sequel, since Patrick would not be involved, Grey reassured them by saying, “All I can say is there is no replacing anyone who’s passed. You never try to repeat anything that’s magic like that. You just go for something different.”
Patrick died in 2009 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, but he is still making an impact to this day. Lisa revealed, “People will say, ‘Patrick was my favorite actor. I was so in love with Patrick when I was X years old.’ And I just love it that people still love them so much. My response always is, ‘You have really good taste.’”
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