Is Freddie Prinze, Jr. On Board with the 'She's All That' Remake?

Yesterday, it was announced that the 1999 teen comedy She's All That is getting a "modern" remake. The proposed film will be directed by Kenny Leon, who brought us the Queen Latifah and Lifetime version of Steel Magnolias, and produced by Tonya Lewis Lee, wife of Spike Lee. But are the original stars on board with the plan?

The film will reportedly have a diverse cast, which is good news because the original only had a few black characters (though that was certainly more than most other '80s and '90s teen comedies), including Gabrielle Union and Dule Hill, who would later be parodied by Deon Richmond as "the token black friend" in 2001's Not Another Teen Movie.

[caption id="attachment_466604" align="aligncenter" width="500"] [Photo Credit: Funny Junk][/caption]She's All That also starred the late Paul Walker as Freddie Prinze, Jr.'s BFF/foil (and underrated hottie), Dean. And in case you totally forgot, Lil Kim was in it, too. Yes, Lil Kim was 100 percent in She's All That.

[caption id="attachment_466607" align="aligncenter" width="500"] [Photo Credit: Miramax][/caption]Silver linings aside, Prinze, Jr., who rose to fame starring in the original, may not be super jazzed about this. According to Us Weekly, he responded to a Twitter user who criticized the reboot ("You know, just Hollywood running out of ideas one more time. But what's new?") with this:

@lanniesmiles tough for writers with original scripts

— Freddie Prinze Jr (@RealFPJr) April 8, 2015

One thing's for sure: if Usher isn't reprising his role as school DJ (because the school had a DJ) we want no part of it.

UPDATE 4/8/15: Studio sources tell Just Jared that the remake is not happening. You win this round, Prinze Jr.!

[Photo Credit: Miramax]