Legally Blonde: Reese Witherspoon ‘so excited’ about prequel
- Author, Steven McIntosh
- Role, Entertainment journalist
Actress Reese Witherspoon said she is “very excited” about a new Legally Blonde prequel series, which will air next year.
Amazon Prime Video confirmed that the series, titled Elle, was in development earlier this week.
It will follow Witherspoon’s character Elle Woods before the events of Legally Blonde.
The star will serve as executive producer of the series, but it has not yet been announced who will play teenager Elle Woods.
In a video shared to Instagram, Witherspoon could be seen getting dressed and applying pink lipstick before holding up a “top secret” perfume script ahead of an Amazon Prime Video presentation to advertisers.
She wrote: “Before she became the most famous Gemini vegetarian to graduate from Harvard Law, she was just an ordinary high school student in the 90s.
“And you’re all going to get to know her next year on Prime Video. I’M SO EXCITED!”
The original Legally Blonde saw Woods admitted to Harvard Law School in pursuit of a boyfriend who broke up with her.
While studying there, Woods discovers that she has much more to offer than her looks and proves that she has the makings of a highly capable lawyer.
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The cult film, which also starred Jennifer Coolidge and Luke Wilson, became a huge hit upon its release in 2001.
Its success led to a sequel two years later, as well as a musical which debuted in 2007.
The new series will be produced by Witherspoon’s company Hello Sunshine, now part of Candle Media, and was previously responsible for shows such as Daisy Jones And The Six.
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