As a long-time fan of Doug Jones’ enchanting performances, I find myself utterly captivated by the prospect of a potential return of Billy Butcherson in the magical world of Disney. With his expressive eyes and heartwarming portrayal, Jones breathes life into every character he plays, and Billy is no exception.
In Hocus Pocus 2, the bittersweet goodbye to Billy felt like the end of an era, but as a storyteller at heart, I can’t help but feel that there might be more tales to tell about this unique zombie with a heart of gold. If Doug Jones is open to reprising his role in Hocus Pocus 3 or perhaps a spinoff, then so am I!
Now, imagine Billy Butcherson on an adventure all by himself – it’s a thought that makes me chuckle. I can just picture him wandering through enchanted forests, stumbling upon mysterious artifacts, and making friends with talking cats (or is that just me?). Alas, until we receive more updates about the potential sequel or spinoff, I’ll have to content myself with rewatching Hocus Pocus and Hocus Pocus 2 on Disney+.
But hey, who knows? Maybe one day we’ll find ourselves spellbound by the enchanting escapades of Billy Butcherson once again! Until then, I’ll keep my broomsticks crossed!
In the closing scenes of “Hocus Pocus 2”, I found myself tearing up as Doug Jones’ Billy Butcherson was bid farewell in a heartwarming manner. With the Sanderson sisters vanquished, every enchantment they had cast was reversed, even the one that brought poor Billy back from the dead as an undead being. As the sun rose and the mist enveloped him, he peacefully slipped away into the unknown realms beyond our mortal world.
Doug Jones is content to wrap up the character’s story, but should there be additional tales to share, he would eagerly join in on the fun, whether it’s for Hocus Pocus 3 or any other sequel or spin-off.
During an interview with Collider, the actor was questioned about the possibility of him playing Billy Butcherson again in the future. While he didn’t seem overly hopeful, he did express a willingness to return to the role if given the opportunity. In his own words, “I’d be open to reprising the role.” (Said Jones)
It seems to me that both scenarios are plausible, as I would affirm either if presented the opportunity. To be honest, it’s been 29 years since Hocus Pocus 2 was made, so I’m not exactly anticipating another one soon. However, could there possibly be a Hocus Pocus 3? Well, the farewells in Hocus Pocus 2 were quite conclusive, with the witches departing and Winifred delivering an emotional speech, beautifully portrayed by Bette Midler. It felt like she found peace in eternal life. Even Billy seemed to bid a final goodbye.
If a Billy Butcherson spinoff were to occur, it probably wouldn’t be a direct sequel due to the ending of his character in Hocus Pocus 2. However, his appearance in the sequel introduces an intriguing twist: he didn’t fall asleep and stay buried since 1993 as previously believed. Instead, he might have found another way to survive those 29 years.
Doug Jones has shown no signs of certainty that the project will materialize, nor does he claim exclusive information on his unavailability for Hocus Pocus 3. However, he made it clear that he would welcome an opportunity to participate in the sequel if given one.
In the enchanting realm of Disney, they might have the ability to revive anyone, I suspect. So, should there be a third installment and if given the opportunity, my response would be affirmative. If we ever get a standalone Billy storyline, why not delve into it? Absolutely!
As a long-time fan of Disney and the “Hocus Pocus” franchise, I can’t help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation for the potential return of our favorite Sanderson sisters in “Hocus Pocus 3.” Having grown up watching the original movie multiple times during Halloween season, the news that the studio is working on a sequel has brought me back to my childhood. However, the limited information available about the project leaves me eagerly awaiting more details, especially since Bette Midler’s comments suggest that discussions are being handled with care.
I must admit, I was thrilled to learn that Jen D’Angelo is involved in writing the sequel. Her work on shows like “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” and “Master of None” has demonstrated her ability to deliver clever and humorous dialogue, which I believe would be a perfect fit for the world of “Hocus Pocus.” In particular, I’m intrigued by D’Angelo’s comment about exploring Hannah Waddingham’s mother witch character further. The introduction of new characters in the second movie was a nice addition to the story, and I can only imagine what fresh ideas D’Angelo will bring to the table for this potential sequel.
In conclusion, while I wait with bated breath for more information about “Hocus Pocus 3,” I remain optimistic that this much-loved franchise is in good hands. I eagerly anticipate seeing how the story unfolds and can’t help but imagine the fun and laughter that a new installment of “Hocus Pocus” will bring to my life, just as it has done for so many years.
In the meantime, enthusiasts of “Hocus Pocus 3” can relive the magic by streaming both “Hocus Pocus” and “Hocus Pocus 2” on Disney+, since these films are part of their extensive library.
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