Mike Myers Finally Says Yes to Austin Powers 4, But Leaves Us Hanging
A Monosyllabic Miracle
Mike Myers didn’t just dip his toe back into the pool of comedy; he cannonballed in with the ultimate non-committal commitment. When a fan asked if an Austin Powers 4 was happening on Trevor Noah’s World Cup Watch Party, Myers didn’t hesitate.
Watch / view on encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com →His response was a swift, solitary “Yes!” that had Noah marveling at the speed of the affirmation. It was a masterclass in minimalism, leaving fans and executives alike wondering if that single word was a promise or a prank.
While no script details or release dates were offered, the sheer brevity of the confirmation was enough to send internet forums into a frenzy. After all, waiting 25 years for a sequel requires a certain level of patience, and Myers delivered exactly what was asked for.
Shagadelic Comebacks
The timing of this tease couldn’t be more perfect, especially since Myers recently revived Dr. Evil for a new Verizon commercial. The ad featured the original cast, including Seth Green, Mindy Sterling, and Rob Lowe, proving that the chemistry from the ’90s is still intact.
Myers has long teased the possibility of returning to the Powers Universe, noting in past interviews that there are “absolutely” more stories to tell. He has previously suggested that any potential fourth installment might focus heavily on the perspective of his iconic villain, Dr. Evil.
The franchise’s legacy remains undeniable, with the original trilogy grossing over $670 million worldwide and spawning endless cultural imitations. From the frilly shirts to the catchphrases, the impact of these spoofs has endured for decades, making a comeback feel less like a trend and more like a homecoming.
It seems the International Man of Mystery is ready to return, provided he finds the right inspiration. As director Jay Roach noted, he is always game for anything Myers wants to do, given the genius behind the original hits.
So, stay tuned and keep your ruffled shirts ready, because if Mike Myers says “Yes,” it’s probably going to be shagadelic.
Sources: variety.com deadline.com ew.com entertainment.ie
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