Evan Rachel Wood Not Asked to Return for ‘Practical Magic’ Sequel, Sparks Casting Discussion
Evan Rachel Wood, a star from the original 'Practical Magic' movie, has stated she was not asked to return for the upcoming sequel, sparking discussion around the casting.
Portland, OR, September 2, 2026 —
Evan Rachel Wood, known for her role in the original 1998 film “Practical Magic,” has publicly stated that she was not invited to participate in the upcoming sequel.
Wood, who portrayed Sarah Bailey’s younger sister, Kylie, in the iconic fantasy film, shared this information, drawing attention to the casting decisions for the new installment. The actress’s statement has since ignited conversations among fans and industry observers regarding the direction and cast selection for the “Practical Magic” sequel.
Details regarding the specific plot, other returning cast members, or potential new additions to the sequel have not been extensively disclosed. The involvement of original cast members beyond those publicly announced remains a key point of interest for many.
The original “Practical Magic” starred Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as the Owens sisters, witches dealing with a family curse. Wood’s character, Kylie, played a supporting but memorable role in the film.
Wood’s assertion that she was not asked to return for the sequel has become a focal point for discussions about continuity and fan expectations for the film. Further information regarding the full cast list and the creative team’s plans for the “Practical Magic” sequel is anticipated.
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