Nicole Kidman & Sandra Bullock Hint at Third 'Practical Magic' Movie (Exclusive)

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Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock chat with "Extra's" Terri Seymour at the L.A. premiere of "Practical Magic 2," which hits theaters September 10.
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AI GeneratedTwo lead actors reunite on the red carpet 28 years after their first collaboration to promote a new film. They discuss their fashion choices, the emotional experience of having their children on set, and the depth of the source material used for the movie.
I fixed up my eyelash.
Eyelashes are fixed.
Talk me through this amazing dress, the shoes, everything.
You look insanely beautiful.
Really? Thank you.
It's Versace.
Yes. I was actually a little shy wearing it,
but now I'm just like, OK, go with it.
Own it. Enjoy.
Own it. Enjoy it.
I don't usually wear something that's revealing,
so this is new for me.
Even you get shy while stepping onto the red carpet.
Really? After all these years?
I would prefer to be in something more covered,
but hey, I'm Gillian tonight.
Excuse me.
And this body.
You show those legs and everything.
You look gorgeous.
Congratulations on this.
Your hair.
Can I fix your hair?
No, just because it's stuck across your nose.
Perfect.
It's like the wild hair.
Thank you.
I want to be one of your ancestors.
It was amazing. I loved it.
So magical to see the two of you back together again.
We had so much fun, and I just said to her,
I said, wow, we're here.
We did it, 28 years later, and we're still here.
And the movie has been made,
and we're now delivering it to the world.
And to share this moment and be on set with your kids,
both of you having your families there.
What was that like?
Just warm and what it should be.
This film is about family and for family.
So that's what we did.
Are you crushing my interview?
Come on in.
She wanted her sister.
How are you?
It's so good to see you.
Oh, my God, I'm so excited to see you together.
It's crazy.
I was just saying, for the two of you to be doing this
28 years later and to have your families,
your kids on set.
How magical was that?
How many families are separated because they have to go to work
and others are watching them grow up.
It's the most selfish and beautiful privilege thing
that we get to do, which is bring our families.
You know, sometimes not voluntarily,
sometimes I have to sort of force them.
But I think this might have been the last time
I could force them.
And we made such good memories.
It's really lucky.
That doesn't get lost on us at all.
Have your kids overseas seen the original?
Yes.
Yes?
Yeah.
And they've seen this one.
So what was it like watching it,
the experience of watching the first one and this one?
My 15-year-old has seen this one three times already.
So that's kind of good.
Yeah.
And she wants to see it again.
Yes.
And Sunday's seen it once and is ready to see more.
So that's good.
I actually had my son and his friends watch it.
I said, from a young man's point of view,
tell me what you think.
And their answers were profound, really profound.
And they actually predicted some of the things
that ended up being in the book anyway.
I was like, my gosh, it's already in the book.
It's already in the book.
This book is so dense you could make three movies out of it.
And it has so much.
We only scratched the surface.
It can only be a two-hour film.
No one wants to sit through it.
Well, that means the first one's coming soon.
You're not going to make us wait another 28 years.
I just need the audiences to go and sit in the cinema
and buy a ticket and support.
That would be amazing.
Your fans are so happy to see you back.
The love and support you're getting.
What does that feel like, just the support from your fans?
I think I'm back here in a calmer state.
And I'm grateful in a way that I couldn't be before.
And now I'm just like, look, it's all roses for now,
no matter what.
It's all good.
It's so good to see you two together.
Thank you.
Incredible.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
