Miley Cyrus Tackles 'Babysitting' Sequel

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Wed Dec 10, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Miley Cyrus Tackles 'Babysitting' Sequel

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Remember Adventures in Babysitting, the Chris Columbus teen comedy with Elisabeth Shue? Comic fans were most amused that one of her charges, Sara (Maia Brewton), wore Thor’s helmet throughout the film and Vincent D'Onofrio’s creepy character was nicknamed Thor.

The movie did well enough to spawn a short-lived television series and finally word is out that a sequel is being made. The star will be Miley Cyrus, according to The Chicago Sun -Times, and the movie is slated for 2010. The Hannah Montana star will appear opposite fellow Disney headline Raven Symone with Tiffany Paulsen (Nancy Drew) at work on the script.

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IGPNicki (12:29 AM on Thu Dec 11, 2008)

Wow. And the list of "do we really need a sequel to that?" continues...

Mike Tiefenbacher (8:06 PM on Wed Dec 17, 2008)

The TV series never went beyond the pilot stage.

sundae (7:55 PM on Thu Jun 11, 2009)

one of my favorite movies as a child. Really, if you didn't like it as a kid, you should re-watch it. MI have a three year old now, and she loves to watch it. I do have it on DVD. Yep, liked it that much. It's still good and makes me smile when I watch it. No sequal needed. Mylee, disregard spelling, will not pull off as good of sequal. se

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