Simon Bird says Inbetweeners sequel 'depends on script'

Page last updated at 05:19 GMT, Friday, 5 October 2012 06:19 UK

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Simon Bird says that the quality of the script will decide whether an Inbetweeners sequel gets made.

The first film made £45 million at the box office despite a production budget of just £3.5 million and was released in the US.

Bird returns to the small screen in the Bafta-nominated comedy Friday Night Dinner with co-star Tom Rosenthal.

The second series of Friday Night Dinner begins on 7 October on Channel 4.

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