Andy Richter Claims U2’s the Edge Wrote an ‘Elf’ Sequel Screenplay
"It’s the weirdest story, but apparently it was fully written somewhere in the world," actor says. "There is an Edge-penned Elf 2 out there"
Andy Richter's claim that U2's The Edge wrote a screenplay for an Elf sequel has left many in the entertainment industry scratching their heads. While it's unclear what sparked this revelation, Richter's assertion that the screenplay exists has piqued the interest of fans and curiosity-seekers alike. As an actor and comedian, Richter's credibility isn't necessarily tied to the film industry's inner workings, but his statement has generated buzz nonetheless.
The original Elf, starring Will Ferrell, has become a holiday classic since its release in 2003. A sequel has been rumored for years, but nothing has materialized. The Edge, known for his work with U2, has explored various creative ventures outside of music, including collaborations with other artists and dabbling in film scoring. While it's not entirely implausible that he might have experimented with screenwriting, the notion that he penned a sequel to Elf is certainly unexpected.
As the entertainment industry continues to evolve, collaborations between artists from different genres are becoming increasingly common. What to watch next: whether this alleged screenplay will ever surface or if more information will come to light about its existence. For now, fans of Elf and U2 will likely be keeping a close eye on any developments, and who knows, maybe a sequel will materialize in the future, courtesy of an unlikely screenwriter.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. SerbianNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.