The past comes back to haunt in the upcoming legacy slasher sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer, from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge). The Fisherman is back and more vicious than ever when five friends cover up their involvement in a deadly car accident. One year later, they are targeted; someone knows […]
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“I think that wounds and damages him because he sees how much better she’s doing than he is.”
“So, that gives you a lot of room for nuance and performance,” Prinze Jr. shares. “Not everything has to be in the words. There’s a lot of room in between the words to play pain and to play hurt, even though your character’s not saying, ‘Hey, I’m hurting right now,’ because he can’t say those words. He’s a man from a different generation. He’s not a young man like today, where they can express themselves much better. His vocabulary, emotionally, is very limited, so that’s why he doesn’t speak on it, but that’s what sort of breaks him and destroys him and gets him to the place where we find him in the movie.”
Bringing Ray and Julie back is one step of many in creating a new I Know What You Did Last Summer installment. Stay tuned for more insights from the cast and crew in the coming days.
I Know What You Did Last Summer, co-written by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson and Sam Lansky, releases in theaters on July 18, 2025.
