SHE'S ALL THAT Stars Rachael Leigh Cook & Freddie Prinze Jr. to Reunite in Holiday Movie THE CHRISTMAS AFFAIR — GeekTyrant
She's All That stars Rachael Leigh Cook and Freddie Prinze Jr. are set to reunite 26 years after their 1999 hit teen film in a new holiday movie titled The Christmas Affair .
The duo will also reunite with Jennifer Gibgot, co-producer of She's All That , who will produce on the Fox Entertainment Studios project, which is currently in development.
The Christmas Affair follows superstar sportscasters Natalie (Cook) and Gabe (Prinze Jr.), who form an unlikely alliance after their spouses are caught cheating weeks before Christmas. As holiday chaos and media attention mount, they begin to fall for each other. But is this just a rebound…or the start of a real Christmas romance?
'Fox Entertainment Studios is excited to grant the Christmas wish of countless holiday romcom fans with the long-awaited reunion of Freddie Prinze Jr. and Rachael Leigh Cook,' said Hannah Pillemer, Head of Scripted at Fox Entertainment Studios.
'This iconic couple stole our hearts over 25 years ago, and we are grateful to work with them on this all-new romantic comedy filled with holiday magic.'
The project will be the first time since She's All That that the pair will appear on screen together; however, they reunited at Prinze Jr.'s latest film premiere for The Girl in the Pool last year.
This sounds super cheesy, but fun for the people who love these formulaic holiday movies. If nothing else, it will be fun to see Cook and Prinze reunite.
via: Deadline
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