In his sequel to The Man In The Grey Flannel Suit, Tom and Betsey's divorce is a happy one, some thing nearly unique in American literature.
In film, US satirist Stephen Colbert makes an unlikely cameo in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit, and Ben Stiller is tapping Lady Gaga, of all people, to appear in his sequel to the cult comedy Zoolander.
Obama, meanwhile, steps with exceeding care and evenhandedness in his sequel while nonetheless calling into question not only Republican policies but also some of the deepest-held orthodoxies of his own party, which he describes as "confused".
In his sequel to that work, "Suspiria de Profundis" (published 24 years later), De Quincey describes an opium dream in which these three women, whom he calls "Our Ladies of Sorrow," appear to him, but — maybe it's just an Englishman's reticence — he doesn't say a word about the grisly skills they display in Mr. Argento's trilogy: impalement, decapitation, disembowelment, eye gouging.
In his sequel, the only character who survives from Fleming's novel is the car itself; rather than the eccentric Caractacus Pott, his wife Mimsie and their children Jeremy and Jemima, Cottrell Boyce has created the Tootings, a modern, ordinary and very recognisable family: harried Dad, sensible Mum, grumpy Lucy, practical Jem and the baby, Little Harry.
"We were shooting Hell is For Heroes and he said 'Why don't they just make a film about one guy - me?' " Coburn became a major Hollywood leading man in the role of Our Man Flint, which briefly rivalled James Bond in the 60s, and he became the very epitome of cool (Austin Powers watches the sequel, In Like Flint, in his sequel).
All contributors were given pseudonyms and Garfield honoured this practice in his popular 2004 book about the project, Our Hidden Lives, and in his sequels We Are at War and Private Battles.
The move sees Singer returning to a project he had been working on in 2001 – his sequel to the original 1978 series created by Glen A Larson was reportedly less than three months from shooting when the plans had to be put on hold in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.
Maria had been in discussion with Melchior to play Sigrid again, twenty years later, in his planned sequel.
Five months earlier, in an appearance on WEEI's "Dennis and Callahan" show, Canseco hinted that he might include Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez in his planned sequel to "Juiced," although Rodriguez has never been linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
Ridley Scott has said that he is "done" with "xenomorphs", the slimy, acid-haemorrhaging monstrosities from the Alien movies, prompting speculation that the hideous creatures will not be back in his forthcoming sequel to 2012's Prometheus.
