The release date for a "P.S. I Love You" sequel was announced by Irish author Cecilia Ahern.
Are we going to see Gerard Butler butcher another attempt at an Irish accent in the future?! The Scottish actor's Irish accent went down in history as one of the worst Irish movie accents of all time in 2007 movie "P.S. I Love You" and with the announcement of a sequel to the popular book, the chances of another movie have increased.
"P.S. I Love You" author Cecelia Ahern announced the release date yesterday for her most famous book's sequel, named "Postscript."
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"I have BIG NEWS!" Ahern wrote on Twitter.
"I've written the sequel to PS I LOVE YOU - titled POSTSCRIPT. POSTSCRIPT will be published September 19th in the UK & Ireland. I hope you’ll welcome back Holly... & Gerry...& that reading it will be as emotional for you as it was for me."
There she is
— Cecelia Ahern (@Cecelia_Ahern) March 11, 2019
Beside her sister
Ready to go...#Postscript pic.twitter.com/RvQBC1WboU
No word yet on the US release date but we're sure US fans will be just as excited.
First published in 2004 when Ahern, the daughter of former Irish Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, was just 21, "P.S. I Love You" rocketed the young writer to stardom as romance fans fell in love with the story of Gerry and Holly, a married couple hit by tragedy.
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Ahern has since penned 15 other books and sold 25 million copies worldwide in some 30 languages.
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* Originally published in March 2019.
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