Pauly Shore says he’ll do a sequel to “Encino Man” for his fans when Brendan Fraser and Sean Astin are on board.

If the original co-stars Brendan Fraser and Sean Astin are in the game, Pauly Shore is aiming for a sequel to “Encino Man.”

In the oral history of the 1992 movie, Shore teased the possibility of a sequel while talking about a teenager (Astin) who dug up a prehistoric man (Fraser) in the backyard.

“I know Disney + is talking about the possibility of a sequel,” Shore said. “If they want me to do it, the script is correct, Brendan and Sean are in it, and it makes sense, I’ll do it for the fans! It’s George! Is what [Zaloom, who wrote ‘Encino Man’] I have been working on it. So ask him about it. “

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In response, The Room said, “If you ask me,’Is there another Encinoman?'” — I don’t know! I don’t say yes. I’m not going to say no. It may be a pleasant surprise. “

Shore, who played the lazy companion Stony in Astin’s Dave, slammed into stardom following his role. Although not a significant success, the film was a modest box office revenue and became a cult favorite 30 years after its release.

This is not the first time Shore has shown an interest in a sequel.

On the 29th anniversary of last year’s movie, he posted a retrospective photo with Fraser on Instagram telling fans that “Hit Disney + and himself, Brendan, and Sean are ready for the sequel. Please. “