Taryn Manning Shares Her Feelings on Potential Crossroads Sequel With Britney Spears
The good news is that Taryn isn't the only alum on board to make a sequel happen. In February, the movie's director"It would be fun," Tamra told the outlet.
"But it would have to be everybody original—Shonda and me and Britney…you would have to get everybody back together.""It's funny when you think now that. "So, you'd just have to be careful with who you cast and who is coming up next. I don't know. It could be a sequel. Or, if we just all got back together to hang out one night, it would be the best."
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