Jack Black has openly expressed his enthusiasm for the idea of creating a sequel to the beloved film “School of Rock.” Released in 2003, the original movie featured Black in the role of Dewey Finn, a charismatic musician who becomes a substitute teacher and transforms his students into a rock band.
Directed by Richard Linklater and written by Mike White, “School of Rock” holds a special place in Black’s career trajectory. In a recent interview with joe.ie, he discussed his hopes for a sequel, emphasizing the importance of White’s involvement as the screenwriter for any potential continuation of the franchise.
Black’s vision for a sequel includes the title “Electric Boogaloo,” showcasing his eagerness for the project to come to fruition. He emphasized White’s talent as a writer but acknowledged that White is currently occupied with other projects like “White Lotus.”
Since the original film’s premiere over two decades ago, many members of the “School of Rock” cast have pursued diverse ventures, both within and outside the entertainment industry. Despite this, Black remains a prominent figure, with recent projects continuing to solidify his status as a beloved entertainer. Should a sequel materialize, it could coincide with Black’s ongoing professional journey and resonate with fans who have cherished the original film for years.