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The beloved family comedy franchise "Meet the Parents," which collectively grossed over $1 billion worldwide in the early 2000s, is finally set to continue after nearly 14 years. Deadline exclusively reported today that Universal Pictures is actively developing "Meet the Parents 4." John Hamburg, who co-wrote the first three installments, is confirmed to return as screenwriter. Details regarding the plot remain under wraps, and a director for the new film has yet to be announced.
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Negotiations are currently underway for the original cast to reprise their roles, including Robert De Niro and Blythe Danner as the in-laws, and Teri Polo and Ben Stiller as the on-screen couple. While there's no official word yet on the return of other key cast members like Owen Wilson, Dustin Hoffman, and Barbra Streisand (who played the in-laws' parents), they are widely expected to rejoin the ensemble.
via： Deadline