Fans of the 2010 comedy Bridesmaids might finally see the cast back together.

According to a report from Variety, a Bridesmaids reunion is currently in the works for the 98th Academy Awards, with Rose Byrne, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, and Melissa McCarthy all expected to take part if final details come together.

The reported reunion would mark the film’s 15th anniversary and bring several of its most memorable stars back together on Oscar night.

"Bridesmaids," released in 2011, was directed by Paul Feig and co-written by Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo.

It quickly became a monumental success, garnering widespread critical acclaim and multiple prestigious Oscar nominations.

Melissa McCarthy earned a nomination for Best Supporting Actress, while Wiig and Mumolo were recognized for Best Original Screenplay, a testament to the film's sharp writing and memorable performances.

“Bridesmaids” was a huge commercial success.

Made on a modest $32.5 million budget, it earned about $289.6 million worldwide, almost nine times what it cost. In the U.S., it made $169.2 million, making it one of the biggest comedies of its time.

It also had strong box office longevity, with a 6.45 times multiplier from its opening weekend, showing audiences kept recommending it.

Critically, "Bridesmaids" resonated deeply, holding an impressive 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The critics' consensus praised its unique blend of "genuine characters, gross-out gags, and pathos."

Collider’s review highlighted the film’s success, noting that it worked not just because of its raunchy humor, but because it built comedy around well-developed characters and strong performances.

Despite minor pacing issues and moments where the main character navigates uncomfortable emotional lows in the final act, the film remains a heartfelt, sharp, and consistently funny comedy, brilliantly led by Wiig and McCarthy.

Collider praised Bridesmaids as a standout comedy, saying it’s much more than just “The Hangover with women.”

The review highlighted that the film tells an original story, avoids clichés, and delivers both clever and outrageous humor.

The plot follows a rivalry between the maid of honor and a bridesmaid, competing for the bride’s attention, which causes chaos in the life of an unemployed pastry chef.

The 98th Academy Awards will be hosted by Conan O’Brien on March 15 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. ABC will broadcast it live, and it will also be available to stream on Hulu.

Fans can look forward to a special reunion celebrating a comedy film that made a lasting impact.