We all know Will Ferrell as a truly genuine actor. An actor that can be very versatile as times. However, Will Ferrell’s memory about the Elf spin-off that never entirely happened is probably not going to make fans euphorically sing noisy for all to hear.

During a main story for The Hollywood Reporter’s satire issue, the 54-year-old entertainer talked about his choice to deny a spin-off of chief Jon Favreau’s cherished 2003 occasion film that additionally featured James Caan and Zooey Deschanel.

As indicated by THR, a content had been composed for the subsequent portion, and Will was offered an incredible $29 million to repeat his job as Buddy the Christmas mythical being. Nonetheless, the star eventually concluded he wouldn’t feel pleased to make the subsequent film, as it appeared to him like it was simply repeating the first wizardry.

“I would have needed to advance the film from a genuine spot, which would’ve been, similar to, ‘God help us, it’s bad. I just couldn’t turn down that amount cash,'” he said sincerely. “What’s more, I thought, ‘Can I really say those words? I don’t figure I can, so I surmise I can’t do the film.'”