The original cast of the British teen comedy "The Inbetweeners" is set to reunite for a movie on Netflix, which has confirmed the film, titled Inbetweeners 3, is now in production. This will be the third installment in the franchise, following two successful films that were released in 2011 and 2014. The project has been in the works for some time, with fans speculating for months about a potential return. A 40-second teaser clip recently surfaced, showing the four main characters—Will, Jay, Neil, and Simon—returning to their iconic, old, and somewhat unreliable car. The clip featured the number "3" smeared on the back window, confirming the film is now being made. Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, and Joe Thomas will once again take on their roles, with the film written and directed by the original creators, Damon Beesley and Iain Morris. The production is being managed by Claire Jones, Patrick Holland from Banijay, and Mark Lesbirel from Fudge Park Production. Production is set to begin on Monday, 7 September, with a 2027 release date expected, though this remains unconfirmed. So far, only the four main actors have been announced, and it is unclear whether Emily Atack, who played Charlotte Hinchcliffe in the original series, will be involved. Producers hope to bring her on board, considering her a key part of the project. "The Inbetweeners," which originally aired on E4 from 2008 to 2010, was created as a more grounded alternative to the darker teen drama "Skins." It became a massive hit, drawing record audiences and winning a Bafta Audience Award in 2010. The two films that followed grossed over £100 million worldwide, making them the highest-grossing UK comedies at the time. It is not yet known if the film will be released in theaters before its Netflix debut. James Buckley, who plays Jay, has previously warned that any reboot should not be diluted for modern audiences, and fans are hoping this film will be better than a poorly received 2019 reunion special. Buckley, who is currently a popular figure on the video app Cameo, has been featured on the platform since 2020 and is reported to be its first millionaire.