Crashers. Television version The creators of the film made a reality TV prank show spinoff, called The Real Wedding Crashers which aired NBC in April and May 2007. The series only lasted 4 episodes before being canceled by NBC. Discussed sequel In a 2014 post on the website Quora, Wedding Crashers director David Dobkin said that he, Vaughn and Wilson once came up with an idea for a sequel in which John and Jeremy find themselves competing with a superior wedding crasher, played by Daniel Craig; but that this idea never went beyond the discussion phase. In a November 2016 interview, Fisher stated that Vaughn had told her that there were ongoing talks about a sequel. New Line Cinema hired Fist Fight screenwriting duo Van Robichaux and Evan Susser to write the script. As of 2022 plans for a potential sequel delayed indefinitely following developmental and scheduling issues. References External links 2005 films 2000s buddy comedy films 2005 romantic comedy films American buddy comedy films American romantic comedy films 2000s English-language films Fictional couples Fictional duos Films about weddings in the United States Films directed by David Dobkin Films set in Los Angeles Films set in Maryland Films set in Washington, D.C. Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in Maryland Films shot in Washington, D.C. Films about rape Films scored by Rolfe Kent New Line Cinema films 2000s American films