The Inbetweeners are set for Australia in their new sequel film, The Sun newspaper reports!

According to the publication the second instalment is set to be quite different than the first film which saw Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Neil (Blake Harrison) and Jay (James Buckley) holidaying in Greece after their exams, as this time they will be heading down-under for a spot of backpacking, reportedly!
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Inbetweeners fans brace yourselves, James Buckley has hinted that a reunion might be on the cards after all.

The actor, who plays compulsive liar Jay in the hit show along with Simon Bird, Joe Thomas and Blake Harrison, had always been the adamant one that, after the film was released, there would be no going back to the side-splitting Channel 4 series.
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It’s fair to say that since The Inbetweeners finished the cast members have all gone to have a modicum of success with Simon Bird and Joe Thomas starring in Friday Night Dinner and Fresh Meat respectively despite them both playing very similar versions to the characters they portrayed in the sitcom that made the famous. James Buckley meanwhile has combined stage work with playing the young Del Boy in Rock and Chips however Blake Harrison has only popped up here and there. But Harrison is back in BBC3’s new sitcom Way to Go where he plays Scott an intelligent young man who was once a medical student but dropped out when he refused to pay the fees. We now find Scott at a dead end in his life working as a receptionist in a 24 hour animal clinic where he is met by defecating dogs on a regular basis but is never allowed touch the animals. His life only gets worse when his girlfriend leaves him for one of her Nando’s customers and he is left alone however things turn around after an offer from a neighbour.

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The Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison has – very annoyingly – revealed that he’s struggling to gain weight for his new role as a recovering alcoholic in stage play, Step 9 of 12.

Skinny Blake – who’s also starred in The Bill, White Van Man and Bleak Old Shop of Stuff – who played the role of Neil Sutherland in The Inbetweeners, said, “I’m trying to bulk up a little bit for it so I’m eating three hard-boiled eggs and pasta for breakfast every morning.

“I’m sure my cholesterol is through the roof, but it’s good fun.”

And of the comedy drama play, which debuts in London’s Trafalgar Studios in May, Blake said, “It’s something very different. It’s playing an ex-alcoholic who’s asking his foster parents over so he can ask for forgiveness…

“And he’s had a very violent past, so that’s not strictly a comedy.

“So it will be a nice thing to do for me after doing so much comedy after the last few years.” Read more & comment »