They’re celebrating the release of the latest Pitch Perfect film, Pitch Perfect 3.
And while it seems the latest installment is the last in the popular franchise, Anna Kendrick has admitted that she and her co-stars would love to do more.
‘If it were up to me and the girls, we would do a million of them,’ Anna told Parade, according to Woman’s Day.
‘We’d do a million of them!’ Anna Kendrick reveals her Pitch Perfect co-stars want to do MORE installments in the popular franchise
She added however that the likelihood of another installment is low.
‘But it’s possible that this will be the last one and we’re okay with that too.’
‘We’ll hang out forever,’ she said.
The brunette also told The Today Show this month, how keen she was for more films in the franchise.
The last film? She added however that the likelihood of another installment is low (pictured is a still from Pitch Perfect 3)
‘There would be Pitch Perfect 4, 5, 6 and 7,’ Anna said.
But she joked: ‘But it’s probably good that it’s not up to us as we don’t have any ideas.’
Anna recently revealed she rejected the idea that she and her co-stars should wear tighter and sexier clothing in the movie.
‘It’s funny – whenever we do the wardrobe fittings I feel like we get notes from the top saying they should be tighter and sexier and show more skin,’ she told Harper’s Bazaar.
Opening up: Anna recently revealed she rejected the idea that she and her co-stars should wear tighter and sexier clothing in the movie (seen with co-star Rebel Wilson)
In good company: The film stars the likes of Australian actress Rebel Wilson, and Brittany Snow, Anna Camp, and Hailee Steinfeld
‘And I’m like, that’s not why people are coming to see the movie. They definitely aren’t showing up because of our sex appeal.’
‘It’s nice that audiences are interested in seeing a movie of misfits and girls of different shapes and sizes.’
The film stars the likes of Australian actress Rebel Wilson, and Brittany Snow, Anna Camp, and Hailee Steinfeld.
The first Pitch Perfect debuted in 2012 and was considered a sleeper hit as it earned $115 million worldwide against a $17 million budget.
In 2015, the cast was brought back for an encore with Pitch Perfect 2 which grossed $287 million in five days.
Success: The first Pitch Perfect debuted in 2012 and was considered a sleeper hit as it earned $115 million worldwide against a $17 million budget. In 2015, the cast was brought back for an encore with Pitch Perfect 2 which grossed $287 million in five days