Bull Durham Sequel News

A Bull Durham sequel has been confirmed... by the primary people involved with it, no less.

"For 20 years I have said no to a sequel," Director Ron Shelton told The Times Union. "I used to say 'You can't do a sequel 20 years later.' Then, the fact that it's 20 years later started to intrigue me."

But will it intrigue audiences? What will these characters even be up to two decades after the original?

Shelton said that Tim Robbins' character, pitcher "Nuke" LaLoosh, had "a sort of an unrealized career [in the major leagues] in which we saw glimpses of his greatness." Costner's catcher Crash Davis "is now managing Durham in Triple A, back with a (major-league) dream alive again."

Will you go see a Bull Durham sequel?

Hey, if Ghostbusters 3 really is made, we'll believe any sequel rumor.

According to The New York Post, a Bull Durham sequel is being discussed.

A source told the newspaper tells us Kevin Costner recently met with director Ron Shelton to discuss reprising the role of catcher Crash Davis from the acclaimed 1988 baseball movie.

Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon would return as pitcher Nuke LaLoosh and baseball groupie Annie Savoy, who are now married and owners of a professional team that David manages.

What do you think? Would you see a Bull Durham sequel, or should they leave well enough alone?