Allison Williams dishes about the possibility of a Girls movie saying she 'hopes for one'

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 03:49 EDT, 9 January 2019 | Updated: 10:17 EDT, 9 January 2019

Girls aired its final episode back in April of 2017.

And Allison Williams opened up about the possibility of a Girls movie, while on Andy Cohen‘s SiriusXM’s Radio show on Monday.

The 30-year-old actress told the host that she 'hope[s] for one' and believes it would be 'super fun.'

Movie? Allison Williams opened up about the possibility of a Girls movie, while on Andy Cohen‘s SiriusXM’s Radio Andy show on Monday

Movie? Allison Williams opened up about the possibility of a Girls movie, while on Andy Cohen‘s SiriusXM’s Radio Andy show on Monday

'What is the likelihood in your mind of a Girls movie?' asked Andy.

'Oh, I mean, I hope for one. I think it’d be so fun,' responded Williams. 'The likelihood? I genuinely don’t know. I have no idea. It would be so much fun.'

The host then suggested, that it would be 'need to be in like five years from now.'

'I think it would need to be like every decade,' responded the Get Out star.

Adding, 'At one point, Lena said, "Every decade I want to check in on them." That would be really, really fun.'

Would be fun! The 30-year-old actress told the host that she 'hope[s] for one' and believes it would be 'super fun'

Would be fun! The 30-year-old actress told the host that she 'hope[s] for one' and believes it would be 'super fun'

Looking back: Girls aired its final episode back in April of 2017

Looking back: Girls aired its final episode back in April of 2017

Williams has been busy doing press for A Series Of Unfortunate Events, which premiered its third and final season on New Year's Day.

In the series, Allison plays Kit Snicket, the sister of narrator Lemony Snicket (Partrick Warburton) and former flame of Neil Patrick Harris' dastardly Count Olaf.

Kit is a pivotal character in the last two novels of the 13-book series - The Penultimate Peril and The End.

The newest season was released to widespread critical acclaim, earning a coveted 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Adding, 'At one point, Lena said, "Every decade I want to check in on them." That would be really, really fun'

Adding, 'At one point, Lena said, "Every decade I want to check in on them." That would be really, really fun'

 

 


 

 

 

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Allison Williams dishes about the possibility of a Girls movie saying she 'hopes for one'

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