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LAG-ADELIC: Mike Myers to bring back 'Austin Powers' after 25-year hiatus

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Toto, C. (2026, November 14). LAG-ADELIC: Mike Myers to bring back 'Austin Powers' after 25-year hiatus. Blaze Media. https://www.theblaze.com/lifestyle/lag-adelic-mike-myers-to-bring-back-austin-powers-after-25-year-hiatus

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Blaze Media · collected 2026-11-14 · by Christian Toto

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This analysis piece explores Mike Myers' plan to revive the Austin Powers franchise after a 25-year hiatus following the last film in 2002. The author weighs the potential of the comeback against the spotty track record of delayed sequels and the complications of recreating the character's libido in a post-MeToo era. The text also incorporates unrelated commentary on James Gunn’s departure from DC, a controversial "hot take" by Sunny Hostin on The View, and the massive ten-person writing team for Avengers: Doomsday.
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Mike Myers confirmed on November 12, 2026, at the premiere of "Focker-In-Law" in New York, that he is currently writing the script for a fourth installment of the "Austin Powers" franchise. When asked by Deadline, Myers said, "There’s a big chance, yes, yes you are," referring to the possibility of seeing Dr. Evil again. He also mentioned he is "having a great time" writing but did not reveal any additional plot, casting, or production details. Fans have waited more than two decades since the last Austin Powers movie in 2002, making this news a major thrill for long-time supporters.

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The BlazeThis outlet14 Nov

This analysis piece explores Mike Myers' plan to revive the Austin Powers franchise after a 25-year hiatus following the last film in 2002. The author weighs the potential of the comeback against the spotty track record of delayed sequels and the complications of recreating the character's libido in a post-MeToo era. The text also incorporates unrelated commentary on James Gunn’s departure from DC, a controversial…

LAG-ADELIC: Mike Myers to bring back 'Austin Powers' after 25-year hiatus (this article)
Daily Caller12 Nov

Mike Myers confirmed on November 12, 2026, that he is currently writing the script for a fourth Austin Powers film while attending the "Focker-In-Law" premiere in New York. While he declined to share specific plot or casting details, Myers suggested there is a "big chance" fans will see the character Dr. Evil again. The reporting highlights Myers’ stance that the upcoming film will focus on "love, sweet love" as a…

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“The articles discuss different aspects of the potential fourth 'Austin Powers' film; Article A focuses on a possible political nature, while Article B discusses the potential comeback and revival of the franchise after a long hiatus.”

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Mike Myers Writing Austin Powers Script
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Gunn PERSON · 5× Skydance ORG · 3× Abraham Lincoln PERSON · 2× Austin GPE · 2× Getty Images ORG · 2× Hostin PERSON · 2× Jackman PERSON · 2× Reynolds PERSON · 2× Tarantino PERSON · 2× New Line Cinema ORG · 1×

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LAG-ADELIC: Mike Myers to bring back 'Austin Powers' after 25-year hiatus · assertive framing

Claims (57 extracted, 5 hedged)

Also: Avengers (writers) assemble! asserted
Avengers → assemble → ?
Hostin hallucinates! asserted
Hostin → hallucinate → ?
Schwarzenegger takes another schwing! asserted
Schwarzenegger → take → schwing
So says Mike Myers, creator of the British spy who shagged his way into our hearts in the 1990s. asserted
who → say → 1990s
People often say that Abraham Lincoln emancipated the slaves. asserted
Lincoln → say → slaves
The slaves basically emancipated themselves because they wanted freedom.' asserted
they → emancipate → freedom
No franchise is ever truly dead, and Myers hasn’t had a hit since, well, Austin last signed off in 2002. asserted
Austin → have → 2002
Will anyone care, though? asserted
anyone → care → ?
Delayed sequels have a spotty track record, from the sublime (“Top Gun: Maverick”) to the atrocious (“Independence Day: Resurgence”). asserted
sequels → have → atrocious
And Austin’s libido could be tricky to recreate in a post-MeToo era. uncertain
libido → recreate → era
The mind reels … asserted
mind → reel → ?
Do we have Skydance to thank for dodging a speeding superhero bullet? asserted
we → have → bullet
James Gunn’s reign as head of DC comic-book movies came to an end this week, more fallout from Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros.. asserted
reign → come → Bros
One report suggested Gunn’s upcoming “Superman” sequel is a turkey, which necessitated Gunn’s pink slip. uncertain
which → suggest → slip
That’s not all. asserted
That → ’ → ?
Team Gunn reportedly had plans to bring back Wonder Woman in the sequel, titled, “Man of Tomorrow.” uncertain
Gunn → have → Tomorrow
Not only was Gal Gadot left out of said plans (huge mistake), the Amazon warrior was going to go the full Ellen. asserted
warrior → leave → Ellen
Is it any wonder Skydance gave Gunn the early hook? asserted
Skydance → give → hook
We know “The View” is the dumbest show on television. asserted
View → know → television
The hosts prove it on a weekly basis, and there’s nary a legacy media fact-checker in sight. asserted
hosts → prove → sight
Even by those lower-than-low standards, co-host Sunny Hostin embarrassed herself and the show anew this week. asserted
Hostin → embarrass → herself
To no one’s surprise, Hostin dug deep into a racial conversation and came up with the hottest take imaginable: American slaves freed themselves. asserted
slaves → dig → themselves
“[In] the Civil War the enslaved left and joined the Union Army because they wanted to fight for this country and for their freedom. asserted
they → enslave → freedom
People often say that Abraham Lincoln emancipated the slaves. asserted
Lincoln → say → slaves
The slaves basically emancipated themselves because they wanted freedom and they fought for their freedom.” asserted
they → emancipate → freedom
They “freed themselves.” asserted
They → free → themselves
And ABC insists “The View” is a “news” program. asserted
View → insist → ?
The upcoming “Avengers: Doomsday” just unveiled its official list of screenwriters. asserted
Avengers → unveil → screenwriters
Many movies are written by the director in question. asserted
movies → write → question
Others use two or three scribes for the finished film. asserted
Others → use → film
The “Avengers” writers assembled in a very big way. asserted
writers → assemble → way
The film boasts 10 credited screenwriters, including two whose names we know from their acting gigs: Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. asserted
we → boast → gigs
Reynolds is a pretty quippy guy for an actor, and he helped co-write the last two “Deadpool” movies. asserted
he → help → movies
Jackman hasn’t had a single writing credit during his decades in the business. asserted
Jackman → have → business
But he does now. asserted
he → do → ?
Plus, the film notoriously boasts a massive cast of previous superhero actors, including the casts of the Fantastic Four and the X-Men features. asserted
film → boast → Four
Up until now, neither Reynolds (Deadpool) nor Jackman (Wolverine) were part of the announced supergroup. asserted
Reynolds → announce → supergroup
Here’s guessing they didn’t pen a few lines for Thor or Ant Man … asserted
they → guess → Thor
Think Hollywood had problems before? asserted
Hollywood → think → problems
Robert Gauthier/Apu Gomes/Archive Photos/Getty Images 'Inglourious' departure When Quentin Tarantino calls, you answer the phone. asserted
you → call → phone
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