The internet is absolutely buzzing today after photographers captured photos of Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo sharing a laugh on a familiar looking film set in New York City. Over twenty years since the original romantic comedy captured our hearts, this unexpected reunion confirms the long awaited sequel 13 Going on 30 2 50 Going on 13 is officially in production. Fans have been begging for a continuation of the iconic story of Jenna Rink and Matt Flamhaff, and it seems their wishes are finally coming true. Sources close to the production report that the original cast members have been secretly gathering for chemistry reads and wardrobe fittings over the past few weeks. Judy Greer, Andy Serkis, Christa B Allen, and Sean Marquette were also seen arriving at a major Hollywood studio, confirming that the legendary crew is back together to bring the magic to a new generation.
A Hilarious Modern Update

The plot for the new film promises a heartwarming and nostalgic update to the beloved story. Jenna Rink and Matt Flamhaff have built a beautiful life together, but navigating their fifties brings a whole new set of hilarious challenges. As the editor in chief of Poise, Jenna is struggling to keep the iconic magazine relevant in a fast paced digital world dominated by influencers and viral motion video trends.
Feeling out of touch and overwhelmed by the pressure to stay youthful, Jenna accidentally unearths the remnants of the magic wishing dust hidden in her childhood dream house. In a moment of sheer exhaustion, she makes a desperate wish for a simpler time, only to wake up back in her thirteen year old body, played once again by Christa B Allen, but with all her adult memories intact.
The Journey Back to the Present
Trapped in the neon colored chaos of middle school, Jenna must team up with a bewildered young Matt, played by Sean Marquette, to find a way to reverse the spell. Along the way, she realizes that true magic is not about chasing youth or mastering the latest digital media algorithms, but appreciating the beautiful messy reality of the present.
To prepare for their roles, the cast has reportedly spent months in extensive rehearsals. The production team has confirmed the glorious return of her frenemy Lucy, played by Judy Greer, and introduced her eccentric boss Richard, played by Andy Serkis. Packed with nostalgic moments and laugh out loud comedy, this highly anticipated sequel proves that you are always exactly the age you need to be.