Vince Vaughn reveals he's in talks for a Wedding Crashers sequel

Actor Vince Vaughn is keen for a second Wedding Crashers movie, and has apparently been "in talks" about it with co-star Owen Wilson. Photo / Supplied

Actor Vince Vaughn is keen for a second Wedding Crashers movie, and has apparently been 'in talks' about it.

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, the 50-year-old said that he and fellow actor Owen Wilson are in talks about reviving their characters of Jeremy and John from the 2005 film.

"Owen and I and the director of Crashers have been talking for the first time seriously (about) a sequel to that movie," he said. "So there has been an idea that is pretty good. So we are talking about that in the early stages."

Vaughn added that the movie was a "fun movie to make" and that "it's always fun to make people laugh and go to work with people that are funny".

There is no talks on whether original cast members Isla Fisher or Christopher Walken will be coming on board or not.

Vaughn has been promoting his latest movie, Freaky, which is a new take on the body-swap genre. It even take its title from the famous Freaky Friday body-swap movie which featured Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Freaky is a little darker, however, with Vaughn's character being a killer-turned-teenager opposite Kathryn Newton.

"The fun of this was having Kathryn to kind of build each character out with. She came with such good ideas, we had a rehearsal period where we were kind of finding the physicality of each character so there'd be cohesiveness," he shares. "We just had a lot of fun, kind of playing make-believe together."

"There's a lot of physical stuff and fighting, but it was also so ridiculous," Vaughn adds. "Like, we would be very committed in a scene and then sometimes we would start to improvise and play around with thought, so it was a roller coaster."

Newton also spoke to ET about how amazing it was to work with Vaughn, saying how they first met for a scene that was in dance rehearsals.

"Immediately I was looking at him in the mirror trying to dance like him and I think just seeing how we all jumped in and immediately we're making fools of ourselves, and then we had Chris Landon, our director, who created this space for us to rehearse and talk about the character, she explains.

"I just got so many ideas from Vince, you know, completely inspired from him."