Julie Andrews Reveals Whether She Will Return For The Third 'Princess Diaries' Film!

Will there be a reunion between Queen Clarisse Renaldi and her granddaughter, Mia Thermopolis, the princess-later-to-become-queen of Genovia?

Fans of the 'Princess Diaries' franchise were thrilled to hear long-standing rumors of a third film were officially confirmed last month.

The film's two biggest names Anne Hathaway and Dame Julie Andrews have been routinely brought up in conversation about a potential third film, although neither actress had officially confirmed their potential involvement in a third film. The first "Princess Diaries" film was originally released in 2001, with its sequel "Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" three years later.

Just shy of a month after the confirmation of "Princess Diaries 3," Andrews has revealed whether she'll reprise her role as Mia's royal grandmother!

Before we find out what Andrews has to say, let's revisit her statements on the possibility of the 'Princess Diaries' franchise returning to the big screen!

When Andrews spoke to Entertainment Tonight earlier this summer about reprising her role once again, the 87-year-old seemed a bit hesitant about the idea of reprising her role 21 years after the release of the first film.

According to our report, Andrews told the publication, "I don't know, I think I'm the one- she's [Hathaway] is probably still okay for it, but I might just be a little too old a granny for it. I don't know."

However, Andrews expressed her interest in the concept of the film's story, revealing she believed it would be "wonderful" if a script for a third film could come to fruition.

"It depends on what the story is," she continued to Entertainment Tonight, "and if they could come up with something, that would be wonderful, and if not, there would be other things."

A third film in the 'Princess Diaries' franchise has officially been confirmed!

According to our report on the news, the producer of the original films, Debra Martin Chase, is on board to return and "Supergirl" writer Aadrita Mukerji is at the helm to write the script (per The Hollywood Reporter).

Hathaway has not officially signed on to play Princess Mia once again, but she is definitely charmed by the idea!

She told Entertainment Tonight, "I would more than entertain [returning for the third film]. I'm pulling for it. If there's any way to get Julie Andrews involved, I think we could make it work."

Andrews spoke about the third film in an interview with Access Hollywood while promoting her new children's book, co-written with her daughter.

Unfortunately, the chances of seeing Andrews and Hathaway together on screen are slim. Andrews frankly told the outlet, "Yeah, I think we know it's probably not going to be possible. There was talk about, very shortly after 'two' came out, but it's now how many years since then? And I'm that much older, and Annie, the princess, the queen, is so much older, and I'm not sure whether it would float or run..."

Andrews' daughter, Emma Watson Hamilton, then added, "Maybe with another generation," to which Andrews replied, "Maybe, yes, but in terms of us doing it, I very much doubt that now. Something we'll do together, I hope," before adding that Hathaway is "a great friend." (per PopCulture.com)

Whether the duo will reprise their beloved roles in the 'Princess Diaries' franchise still remains to be seen, but the idea of a real-life royal friendship between Dame Julie Andrews and Anne Hathaway may be just enough to keep fans afloat until the news of either actress' concrete confirmation comes through!