"one of the most critically acclaimed Hollywood movies ever filmed in Seattle". Future One year after the film's release, Beau said "there will definitely not be any follow-up" to The Fabulous Baker Boys'', claiming "There's not much more to say about those characters." However, the actor expressed interest in working with his brother again on a future project. During a 2014 reunion interview, Pfeiffer said she "would love to see where these three people are... I don't know that it'll ever happen, but yeah, that would be fun". In 2021, Pfeiffer revealed she and Jeff had been persistently asking Kloves about making a sequel. References External links Bright Lights Film Journal essay 1989 films 1989 comedy films 1989 drama films 1989 comedy-drama films 1989 directorial debut films 1980s English-language films 1980s musical comedy-drama films 1980s romantic comedy-drama films 1980s romantic musical films 20th Century Fox films American musical comedy-drama films American romantic comedy-drama films American romantic musical films Films about brothers Films about pianos and pianists Films about singers Films about the working class Films directed by Steve Kloves Films featuring a Best Drama Actress Golden Globe-winning performance Films scored by Dave Grusin Films set in Seattle Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in Washington (state) Films with screenplays by Steve Kloves American romance films 1980s American films