John C. Reilly confirms at Galway Film Fleadh that he's signed on for Wreck-It Ralph 2 

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John C. Reilly confirms at Galway Film Fleadh that he\'s signed on for Wreck-It Ralph 2

This year\'s guest of honour at the Galway Film Fleadh is none other than John C. Reilly, the veteran character actor who\'s turned up in such films as Dewey Cox: The Walk Hard Story, Talladega Nights, Magnolia and more recently, Wreck-It Ralph.

The animated film about a videogame villain who tries to change his programming and become good drew favourable comparisons to the likes of Toy Story and Finding Nemo.

As you\'d expect, it became a critical and commercial hit for Disney and today, at the Galway Film Fleadh, Reilly confirmed that he\'s signed on for the Wreck-It Ralph sequel.

John C Reilly announced at the interview today that he has signed on for Wreck it Ralph 2!

— Penny Hart (@pennyrosehart) July 12, 2015

As well as this, the first film\'s nods to other videogame characters - such as Bowser from Super Mario and M. Bison from Street Fighter - will be expanded upon.

It\'s understood Disney are in discussions with Nintendo over licensing over characters such as Mario & Luigi and Link from The Legend of Zelda.

So, what do we think? Are we excited for a Wreck-It Ralph sequel? Let us know in the comments!

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Story by Brian Lloyd | 18:51 | Sunday 12th July 2015 | Movie News

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