It might also be that it was one of the few times I remember going to see a movie with my father. It could be that it encompassed the vibrant magnet that seethed into so many Touchstone Pictures’ releases at the time… the hot soundtrack, the popping production design, the slick cinematography, the over-dramatic but fun yarn. Personally, I love “Cocktail” – and I’m not quite sure why. Would be nice – if, she’s in the sequel script – to see the Oscar nominee back.Ĭonsidering he gunned for a “Top Gun” sequel after all these years, there’s a fair chance Tom Cruise might actually be keen to see what Gould has come up with – but at this stage, nobody that has the power to make the movie, including Cruise, have been in contact. “Now that he’s older, he’s trying to reform himself, rehabilitate his marriage and relationship with his daughters.”Īssumingly, Flanagan married Jordan – played by Elisabeth Shue in the original. But he’s divorced and estranged from his twin daughters. The sequel, according to Gould, takes place 15 to 20 years after the events of the Roger Donaldson-directed original.įlanagan is a “star in the big club world,” Gould said. “I have a long treatment,” Heywood Gould, who also wrote the 1984 book on which the film was based on, tells Esquire. The writer of Tom Cruise’s poorly-received but still fiscally fruitful ‘80s guilty pleasure “Cocktail” is working on a sequel. Brian Flanagan might get to do the hippie hippie shake while throwing a Mojito together again.
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