How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is getting a sequel. Paramount has kicked off development of a new film tied to the 2003 romantic comedy, with Kate Hudson attached as producer. The studio also hopes to reunite the actress with Matthew McConaughey in front of the camera, but their return to their respective roles has not yet been officially signed.
The project is still in its early development phase. Paramount is currently searching for a screenwriter, and several creative posts remain unfilled. The casting will hinge largely on the story that’s chosen: at this stage, no actor has yet been officially announced for the cast of this sequel and no filming or release dates have been set. Kate Hudson is producing the film through her company Shiny Penny, alongside producer Stacey Sher.
The first How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days followed Andie Anderson, a reporter played by Kate Hudson, who had to make a man fall for her in ten days for a magazine piece. She picks Benjamin Barry, an ad executive played by Matthew McConaughey, unaware that he’s bet he can make any woman fall in love with him. Directed by Donald Petrie, the film also features Kathryn Hahn, Adam Goldberg, Thomas Lennon, Michael Michele and Shalom Harlow.
The sequel is therefore expected to continue Andie and Benjamin's story if negotiations with the two actors come to fruition. Its plot remains unknown, and the project has yet to receive an official title. The appellation Comment se faire larguer en 10 leçons 2 currently designates the sequel, but Paramount has not confirmed that it will be its final title.
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