Inbetweeners actors Simon Bird and Joe Thomas have confirmed that they are “hopeful” that a follow-up to their smash hit movie will come off despite anxieties that they are now too old to be playing lecherous teens.

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“We are [too old], but that’s hasn’t stopped us before,” says Bird who has confirmed that a sequel to the hugely successful 2011 Inbetweeners film is in the works.

Thomas added: “We’re not supposed to talk about the sequel. But we’re pretty hopeful.”

The film grossed an estimated £45m in the UK.

When it premiered on Channel 4 last year it was watched by 3.2 million viewers, a 16.4% share of the audience, between 9pm and 11.05pm.

The pair were speaking to Radio Times while publicising their new Sky1 comedy Chickens which airs next month [August].

The six-part series charts the misadventures of three young men who stay at home during the First World War. Starring alongside Bird and Thomas is their long term collaborator Jonny Sweet.

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