The actress, who plays Annette Hargrove in the movie, gushes over former co-star Sarah Michelle Gellar.
Daddy's little angel, a paradigm of chastity and virtue, is ready for some naughty TV.
Reese Witherspoon, who iconically played Annette Hargrove in the classic 1999 film, Cruel Intentions, stepped out at Stand Up To Cancer’s Standing Room Only event in New York on Saturday and told ET she's looking forward to seeing the racy drama's television spin-off.
"I'm excited!" Witherspoon exclaimed. "Sarah's a good friend of mine, and our kids are in preschool together, so I'm really excited. It's a lot of the original people involved, so yeah, I'll be watching."
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Sarah Michelle Gellar will once again portray Kathryn Merteuil in the NBC revival, which is set 15 years after the events of the film. The show focuses on Bash Casey (American Crime's Taylor John Smith), the son of Kathryn's stepbrother, Sebastian Valmont (Ryan Phillippe in the movie), and Annette, as he enters the world of sex, power and corruption.
The newly brunette SMG has been sharing behind-the-scenes shots from the set:
Perhaps Witherspoon will get so excited that she'll agree to a cameo in the show?
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Witherspoon also opened up about what the event -- which honored SU2C co-founder Katie Couric with donors American Airlines, Merck and MasterCard -- means to her, and how her husband, Jim Toth, continues to inspire her to give back.
"Obviously cancer affects so many people in my life and in everyone's lives. I mean, literally, I don't know a person whose life hasn't been affected by this devastating disease," she said. "My husband lost his father seven years ago to lung cancer, and it has been a mission of his to raise as much money as possible for cancer research."
Witherspoon, SMG and Selma Blair had the most epic Cruel Intentions reunion last year -- complete with a kiss! Check it out in the video below.