Imagine the excitement! Brittany Snow, who has graced the screens with her talents in the beloved "Pitch Perfect" franchise since its 2012 inception, including its sequels in 2015 and 2017, revealed in an interview with Variety on August 25th that she would eagerly embrace the opportunity to star in a fourth installment – and many others share her enthusiasm. "I sincerely hope 'Pitch Perfect 4' becomes a reality," expressed the 39-year-old actress. "Our bond is unbreakable, and we constantly chatter about reuniting for another adventure."
Anna Kendrick, 40, who co-starred alongside Snow, echoed this sentiment during an October conversation with People. "Oh my goodness, I'd absolutely adore that!" she gushed about the prospect of a fourth film. "I firmly believe Rebel Wilson, 45, is the driving force behind it all. Whenever she hints at its possibility, I can't help but believe."
Earlier this summer, Wilson herself sparked rumors when she dropped hints about ongoing developments. "Rumors are rampant," she disclosed to The Guardian in June. "I'm aware that Universal is actively working on some scripts." If the rumors prove true, Wilson is fully on board. "The 'Pitch Perfect' fandom is incredible and continues to expand as new generations embrace it. Therefore, fingers crossed, there's a massive appetite for another chapter," she continued.
It's been more than a decade since the original cast came together to create the iconic, quote-worthy film, which also features Anna Camp, Skylar Astin, and Ben Platt. Yet, Wilson fondly recalls those early days, describing them as the most joyous she's ever experienced on set. "We converged in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It was like being in college all over again. Bonding with my friends, having a blast, almost forgetting we were acting," she reminisced. "For four weeks, we were in boot camp, dancing and conditioning in the mornings – sit-ups, stretching, and mastering choreography. In the afternoons, we honed our 10-part harmonies and hit the recording studio. Occasionally, we'd be so dorky and agree to wear matching T-shirts on Fridays, just to feel like a tight-knit squad."
