To ask you - to which book or film do you really wish there had been a sequel?

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Even though sequels are hardly ever as good and an unresolved ending can be the most powerful - if you could have the original author/scriptwriter/director/cast etc - for which story would you love to know what happened next??

I'd say:

• gone with the wind
• to kill a mockingbird
• dirty dancing
• pretty woman

Another vote here for "The Mirror And The Light ".Won't be holding my breath though. It's not going to be this year.

Anything by Terry Pratchett-. I'm glad he's not suffering with dementia anymore but I so miss the joy of a new Pratchett book

A sequel to the us version of "the girl with the dragon tattoo". I thought the Swedish version was better but didn't think the sequels to that did the books justice. I still enjoyed the Daniel Craig version and would have loved to seen what they did with the next two

I used to be a teacher . I recall using s book called the Lion and the Unicorn I think about an evacueee with the 6/7 year olds I taught. We had a brilliant week and at the end an early readier who really struggled with enjoying books put up her hand and asked if there was a sequel. A great teaching moment. Never forget that.

Upstartcrow right after he’s done a decent ending to The Langoliers

Scarlett is great. It's a real bodice ripper. Totally ridiculous.
I would like to see a sequel to P&P too. Death at Pemberly is pretty good.

The Lion Witch and Wardrobe chronicles, I thought Susan was discarded harshly at the end for growing up. I'd like to know what happened to her, I think she might have got knocked up an American airman.

Definitely the end of A Song of Ice and Fire.

The Truman Show

Oh yes Nakedavenger74

I wish there had been another few series of Terra Nova.
I'm not calling it quality tv but I really enjoyed this and it got cancelled after the first series!

Can I cheat and say a TV show?

Home Fires. Absolutely brilliant, cannot believe they cancelled after two series, it had such potential for a long run...

None. I've never recovered from the sequel to Marianne Dreams, which I read as an adult and is so bad it ruined the first book for me.

I wish they'd done a second series of The Fades, which I think was on BBC3 until the rotten sods decided not to bother. I need to know what happens.

I'd like to know what happened after the end of Z for Zachariah.

Agree with Shades of Grey - Jasper Fforde wrote it as the first book in a trilogy / series but then never wrote the sequel!

I hated Scarlett but I liked Rhett Butler's people. GWTW is my favourite book but I never liked the bit where he is supposed to have shot a slave and had no remorse. Rhett Butler's people explains that in a way that makes you like him even better.

Labyrinth for sure!

There are graphic novels as a sequel for labyrinth, worth checking on eBay.

I’d like a sequel to District 9, poor Vickers.

I was so excited to see there was a sort of sequel to Gone With the Wind. Looked it up at the library and reserved it. Is it really terrible? If so that is 60p wasted!!!!!

mmack, you've given me hope.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, I so wanted them to survive the jump and get away to a wonderful new life.

Titanic

Four Wedding and a Funeral. Did they all live happily ever after? Did Charles come to his senses and think "Fuck, I picked Andie McDowell when I could have had KST"

I have always wanted to know what happened to Margaret and her friends - as in Judy Blume's 'Are you there God?'. They would be about 60 years old now!!

Oh and more Judy Blume. She wrote three friends. The first book was from Stephanie's POV, the second was Rachel, but it always felt there should of been a third book from Alison!!