Practical Magic Sequel: Stars Return, New Faces Join

0:00On April 20th, fans of the 1998 hit practical magic, got a big update with a new trailer for the sequel dropping this week. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back as the Owen sisters, bringing their witchy vibes to theaters on September 18th, but one key face from the original is missing, Aiden Quinn, who played Bullock's love interest, Gary Hallett. Quinn spilled the tee in a recent red carpet chat with an Irish radio station. The 67-year-old actor said straight up he wasn't asked to return, but he would have jumped at the chance. He had nothing but love for Bullock and Kidman, calling them phenomenal to work with and reminiscing about the good times on set. Fans noticed Quinn's absence right away in the trailer, sparking chatter online about who's in and who's out. Turns out he's not alone. Evan Rachel Wood, who played one of Sally's daughters in the first film, also wasn't invited back. She shared last year that she'd have happily rejoined the family of Aast. Meanwhile, the sequel keeps some original magic alive with stocker chanting and Diane

1:03Weast reprising their roles as the quirky aunts. Fresh faces like Joey King as Sally's daughter, plus Maisie Williams, All-Low Mariduania, and Sally McLeod, joined the Coven. Kidman first teased the project last year and they hyped it at Cinemacon in April. With the magic returning and no full plot details yet, this sequel's got everyone buzzing for that September release. Looks like the Owen Sisters. Story is far from over. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.