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After a few years of scuttlebutt about a MacGruber sequel, it looks like there’s finally a script in the works.
Jorma Taccone, who directed and co-wrote the first movie, posted a pair of updates Monday on Twitter. He first shared a photo of him and star Will Forte with a caption that says, “The writing hath begun!!!” He also posted the title page of a “Super Duper Rough” draft dated Sept. 17.
MacGruber, a parody of MacGyver, started as a Saturday Night Live sketch starring Forte and was made into a movie with Forte in 2010. Forte spoke to EW about the sequel in 2015. “There’s nothing I would rather do than that,” he says. “It’s not a question of if but when.” He added, “Come February, if I have a little bit of time, Jorma, John [Solomon, who co-wrote the script with Forte and Taccone] and I will get together and we’ll start banging it out.”
Fall is shaping up to be the season for updates on men who save the day using commonplace objects: CBS’ MacGyver reboot premiered on Sept. 23.
Check out Taccone’s updates below: