Virginia Madsen has addressed swirling rumours about her character's supposed death in the upcoming sequel to the beloved 1996 comedy Happy Gilmore. The actress, who played Shooter McGavin's love interest, has clarified that reports of her character's demise were greatly exaggerated.
What Sparked the Confusion?
Speculation began when Madsen mentioned in an interview that her character might not return for Happy Gilmore 2. Fans quickly jumped to conclusions, assuming this meant her character had been killed off. However, Madsen has since explained that her comments were taken out of context.
Madsen Sets the Record Straight
"I never said my character was dead," Madsen stated. "I simply mentioned that I hadn't been approached about the sequel yet. That's all there is to it." The actress expressed excitement about the possibility of returning to the role, should the opportunity arise.
Sequel Buzz Continues
Adam Sandler, who starred as the titular Happy Gilmore, has been teasing the sequel for months. While plot details remain under wraps, fans are eagerly anticipating the return of the hilarious golf underdog story. The original film has maintained a cult following since its release nearly three decades ago.
What We Know So Far
- Adam Sandler is confirmed to reprise his role as Happy Gilmore
- Original director Dennis Dugan is expected to return
- Christopher McDonald has hinted at Shooter McGavin's comeback
- Production is rumoured to begin in early 2025
As anticipation builds, fans can rest assured that Madsen's character isn't being written out in a dramatic fashion. The actress remains open to joining the sequel, leaving the door wide open for more comedic antics on the green.
