We welcome back Dani Thompson and November Reign to the Prosecco Podcast for another lively chat. This time, the focus is on films, a subject Dani could happily talk about for hours. The pair set out to answer one big question: which film deserves a sequel that still hasn’t been made? Along the way, they share personal favourites, debate missed opportunities and imagine what could have been if certain stories had continued on the big screen. Of course, true to the spirit of the Prosecco Podcast, the conversation doesn’t always stay on track. Expect plenty of meandering into related tangents, bursts of laughter and the kind of back-and-forth that makes their episodes so entertaining.
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