Anyone know what the chances are of Buttercup's Baby (sequel to The Princess Bride) ever getting written?

At this point I really doubt it'll ever be written. "Buttercup's Baby" was actually never written, and was only put into the end of the book as an addition to the "hoax" of S. Morgenstern by the author William Goldman.So as far I know there will never be a sequel although, later editions of the book actually reprint Goldman's "sample chapter" of this book.

The most recent, 30th anniversary edition of the book, included hints to the sequel's plot, and a promise to have the full version completed before a 35th anniversary edition (2009). When asked in interviews whether there will be a sequel or not Goldman always says yes, but that he's having a hard time coming up with the story this time around, however, so I guess anything's possible.

Oh man, I remember The Princess Bride...well, if it hasn't been written already, the only chance you have is some random producer picks it up later on and writes it, but then it wouldn't be the same...

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