With rumours swirling that a new Austin Powers movie is on the way, Elizabeth Hurley says she’d be hesitant to be involved.
in 1997, Hurley opened up about her reservations of appearing in anotherElizabeth Hurley in the Austin Powers film International Man of Mystery.“I don’t think anybody wants to step back and recreate something when they’re 20 years older,” Hurley candidly told
. “I think if there’s a way that something’s organically progressed, but I don’t think anybody wants to run around in costumes they were wearing 20 years ago.”s reboot started last year when Mike Myers said that a potential fourth instalment was “looking good”.
“It was a very fresh and interesting thing for me to do. I hadn’t previously really been a comic book fan,” she explained. “It was stepping into a brand new world, and of course a brand new world of fans who are in a league of their own. “I love it, and I love being a supervillain. Even though I am quite a mean one, every day was hysterical at work.”
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