Mira Sorvino says she has 'always' had a 'wish' to do a Romy And Michele sequel

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Mira Sorvino confessed she has 'always' harbored a 'wish' to star in a sequel of her beloved 1997 comedy Romy And Michele's High School Reunion.The 54-year-old actress co-starred with Lisa Kudrow in the romp about two failures who try to pass themselves off as successful businesswomen at their reunion.During an interview this Monday with Extra, Mira was asked a sequel was possible and replied: 'Look, for me that's always been a hope or a wish.' What if:Mira Sorvino confessed she has 'always' harbored a 'wish' to star in a sequel of her beloved 1997 comedy Romy And Michele's High School Reunion Throwback:The 54-year-old actress co-starred with Lisa Kudrow in the romp about two failures who try to pass themselves off as successful businesswomen at their reunionMira, who won an Oscar for the Woody Allen film Mighty Aphrodite shortly before Romy And Michele, added: 'People have a hunger for it and we'd love to do it.'The buzz about Romy And Michele came after Mira and Lisa reunited on the stage to present at the Screen Actors Guild Awards this Sunday.

Lisa was wearing bubblegum pink and Mira was in sky blue - just as they were during the reunion scene of the film all those years ago.Their speech was littered with references to the movie, including when Mira turned to Lisa and affectionately said: 'Time after time!' 'We'd love to do it': During an interview this Monday with Extra, Mira was asked a sequel was possible and replied: 'Look, for me that's always been a hope or a wish'During a touching scene in the film, Lisa is asked to dance by Alan Cumming's fabulously wealthy character at the reunion.Lisa insists that Mira be allowed to join and so the three of them twirl around the floor together to the Cyndi Lauper song Time.