Lisa Kudrow is making a stunning revelation about a possible sequel. During her regal appearance on on Tuesday, January 7, the star opened up about the origins of the film and the prospects of a sequel. Kudrow, who portrayed the iconic role of Michele in the film, shared her thoughts during the segment, “One of my favorite films, I think of it so much more than a film. It’s a world and I tend to live in it on a daily basis and I certainly quote it every day of my life." Raving about the 1997 cult classic, the actress couldn’t help but reflect on the futures of the dimwitted characters. Barrymore enthusiastically exclaimed during the interview, “Is it true, and maybe I’m off base about this, but, okay, you’re gonna be the person that knows. It wasn’t a movie at first?” To which, Lisa instantly replied, “So they had to do a backers audition for the play to see if they could even mount the play. And they went to all the [acting] teachers, 'Who do you recommend to audition?', so you know, I went.” Previously, Sorvino also offered an insight into the forthcoming Romy and Michele sequel in an exclusive interview with She said at the time, "They've done his deal, they've done Lisa [Kudrow] and my deals as executive producers. Robin has written multiple drafts of an amazing funny script, which checks all the boxes for all the fans." For the unversed, the film was released on April 25, 1997.