Whoopi Goldberg has been touted in the movie Sister Act 3, revealing exactly the big star of the moment she plans to add to her already legendary cast. Goldberg spoke about variety on the show Hell of A Week with Charlamagne Tha God with Leonard “Charlamagne Tha God” McKelvie.
Whoopi Goldberg Reveals Her Dream Cast for Sister Act 3
During her interview, she said, “I’m going to have Keke (Palmer) come in. I know you guys want me to come in. I want Lizzo to come in.” Mentioned Nicki Minaj. The 66-year-old explains why she’s dying to have someone like 3 stars on Sister Act 3, saying, “I really, really need fun, so I want a lot of people who want to have fun.”
The first and second installments of the popular franchise are already cult-her classics, starring Goldberg as Deloris, a singer who enters a convent to hide from the mob.
There she meets interesting characters such as Kathy Najimy as Mary Patrick and Maggie Smith as Mother Superior. Her original film was released in 1992 and a sequel titled Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit was released the following year. Sister Act 3 is currently in pre-production. Goldberg told Najimy about The View in early October when she was promoting her Hocus Pocus 2, a sequel to the popular movie.
As reported by Entertainment Weekly, Najimy said, “I haven’t heard anything officially about [Sister Act 3], but I’ve heard rumors. But I look forward to seeing them again. They were great and had a lot of fun.”
She then asked Goldberg if he had any news about the film. Goldberg told the audience on The View, “It’s taken a while, but it’s happening. I think they all contributed because we brought back Hocus Pocus.” They finally said, ‘Better take the nuns back there and see if they have any juices’. “
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In September, Producer Tyler Perry Revealed That There’s “a good script, We’re off to a great start.”
At its 2020 Investor Day, The Walt Disney Company confirmed “Sister Act 3” was in the works, with Goldberg and Tyler Perry both producing.
“Sister Act” burst on to the scene in 1992 and became one of the most successful comedies of the ’90s. Its sequel “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit” came a year later. Goldberg, a winner of the coveted EGOT status — with Emmy, Grammy, Oscars, and Tony awards — starred in both films.
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1992’s “Sister Act”
