Next 'American Pie' film plot details

As you may have heard already, the "American Pie" series goes into the next round with the upcoming sequel "American Reunion," which Universal is currently developing. The release is planned for April 6, 2012, and the original cast will return as well.

EW got a chance to catch up with Alyson Hannigan, who's known for playing Michelle in the flicks, and she had some things to reveal about the plot of "Reunion." First and foremost, she and Jim are still married. Good for them. And hey, they "have a child."

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Universal Studios to bring together an 'American Reunion'

Just when you think that life couldn't get any better, it doesn't. It looks as though America will be getting one more slice of the "American Pie" franchise in the near future. Yes, you are reading this right.

Universal Studios has completed a deal that will bring together original cast members Jason Biggs, Seann William Scott, and Eugene Levy for a fourth installment of the popular series.

Negotiations are also underway to bring back Tara Reid, Chris Klein, and Mena Suvari to reprise their roles. This will be the first time that the crew will be back together since 2003's "American Wedding."

Oh, and a release is set for April 6, 2012 (via Deadline)

Are you ready for ‘American Pie 4’?

If you’re a huge “American Pie” fan hoping for a return of Jim (Jason Biggs) and co. to the big screen, this may be your happy day.

According to Moviehole, Universal is seriously considering developing a new sequel in the popular series, which kicked off with “American Pie” in 1999.

Although nothing has been confirmed at this stage and we have absolutely no idea what a new follow-up would focus on, chances are the flick will follow the newly married Jim and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan).

Ever since the release of “American Wedding” in 2003, we’ve seen quite a number of direct-to-video “American Pie” spin-offs, which have been quite successful.

In case Universal confirms plans for a new sequel, it’ll be interesting to see who they manage to bring back from the previous three flicks.

Here’s what each of the first three movies brought in domestically: “American Pie” took home $101 million; its sequel earned $145 million; and “Wedding” collected $104 million.

Final word: I’ve personally had more than enough of this.