Luke Wilson debuts shocking blonde hair transformation in LA
Luke Wilson takes her cues from Elle Woods.
The Legally blonde actor, 54, debuted lighted locks at the 93rd Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday, November 30. He wore a blue and red flannel shirt, dark blue pants and a gray blazer to the event.
In recent years, Luke – the typical brown-haired brother of Owen Wilsona natural blonde – has spoken enthusiastically about the prospect of making a third film appearance Legally blonde franchise. He famously played Emmett Richmond, the love interest of Reese Witherspoon‘s inimitable heroine. (Emmett and Elle got married in the 2003 sequel.)
Luke then talked about a possible new movie in 2022 reuniting with his fellow cast members.
“I think I know as much as any of you, but we had a Zoom call meeting last summer where the entire cast — Jennifer [Coolidge], Matthew [Davis], Selma [Blair] – everyone got together and talked, so it was really great to see everyone,” he says told Good morning America that year. “Reese is such a sharp person, I think she’s probably just waiting until the script is right and the time is right. It will be a lot of fun to make another movie.”
In 2020, Luke spoke exclusively We weekly“Naturally [I’d do it]. As for the Legally blonde what we’re hearing about now – I don’t know anything other than the average man on the street. And that really is the truth. I heard they’re writing it and trying to put it together, but they’re keeping it pretty secret.”
Luke’s other major film credits include The family stonethe holiday classic in which he portrays Diane Keaton‘s slacker son, and Wes Anderson‘S The Royal Tenenbaumsopposite Owen, 57. He also starred in Old school, My super ex-girlfriend And The skeletal twins.
While Legally blonde 3 remains in development, Witherspoon, 49, has spun off the prequel Elleto pour Lexi Minetree in a Prime Video series focusing on Elle’s teenage years. The show is expected to release next year.
“I loved working with Reese, and that’s definitely one of those movies where I’ve never experienced that before to the extent that when it came out, I went back to Texas and there were little groups of girls coming up at that age, from 8 to 12 and 14 years old, and they would have all these questions about Elle,” Wilson previously shared. Us.
“They asked where she was and what she was doing and if she was as wonderful as she seemed,” he continued. “It’s just a good feeling. It’s one thing to make a movie that people like, it’s another thing entirely to make a movie that does well, but to have one that grows legs because of the way people think about it, that’s a great feeling. To have a movie make a leap across generations.”
