Geena Davis, the legendary actress and activist, is set to return to the action genre with a potential sequel to her 1996 film, The Long Kiss Goodnight. This news has fans of the film, and action enthusiasts alike, buzzing with excitement. The original film, a buddy cop action-comedy, starred Davis as the fierce and determined Samantha Caine, alongside Samuel L. Jackson's charismatic Mitch Henessey. It's no wonder that both actors have expressed their love for the project and their desire to bring it back.
In an interview with Deadline, Davis revealed that she and Jackson had a hand in altering the ending of the original script to ensure their characters' survival, with the intention of potentially making a sequel. This move showcases their dedication to the project and their commitment to exploring the possibilities of a follow-up. Davis even mentioned that they are not too old to bring the dynamic duo back, leaving fans hopeful for a return to the silver screen.
But that's not all; Davis is also diving back into the action genre with her upcoming project, The Kellys. This film, directed by Brad Peyton and written by Peyton and Tze Chun, features Davis alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, Liam Hemsworth, Kelsey Asbille, and Abby Elliott. The movie promises to be a full-on action-comedy, with Davis' character engaging in thrilling sequences alongside the iconic action star, Schwarzenegger. The actress described it as a 'very funny' and 'really fun' project, indicating a light-hearted and entertaining take on the genre.
Davis' return to action films is particularly intriguing, given her previous work in the genre and her impact on the representation of female action stars. Her involvement in The Kellys and the potential sequel to The Long Kiss Goodnight highlights her enduring appeal and her willingness to take on diverse and challenging roles. As fans eagerly await these projects, it's clear that Geena Davis continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of cinema, offering a fresh and exciting take on action-packed storytelling.
