'Bridesmaids' Sequel Without Kristen Wiig a Possibility?

With the huge success of Bridesmaids, it's really not surprising that Universal is considering cashing in on a sequel. But it is surprising that the sequel could happen without Kristen Wiig!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kristen, who co-wrote Bridesmaids with Annie Mumolo, said she wouldn't do a Bridesmaids 2.

"We aren't working on that," she said. "Annie and I aren't planning a sequel. We are writing something else."

But Universal is planning a sequel.

"We are over the moon with the success of Bridesmaids, and if we do a sequel we want to get it right," a rep for Universal said. "We are talking to filmmakers now about concepts, and if the right one emerges, we'll move forward."

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So why is Kristen against making a sequel?

Well, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that it could have something to do with her paycheck.

Bridesmaids was produced for $32 million and grossed $288 million worldwide. The six main cast members (Kristen, Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Ellie Kemper and Wendi McLendon-Covey) were each only given a $100,000 bonus after the success.

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Producer Judd Apatow told THR, "We don't want to do it unless it can be great. I don't think anyone has had the brain space to think about it yet. Hopefully that can begin this year."