Two of Lucy Liu‘s hottest movies are 2000’s “Charlie’s Angels” and 2003’s “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle,” through which she starred alongside Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore because the titular trio. However Liu revealed on the Selection Studio introduced by Audible that it’s unlikely a 3rd chapter will ever occur — regardless of Diaz’s latest return to appearing after a protracted hiatus.

“I truthfully don’t understand how that’s going to be possible,” she mentioned. “There have been so many iterations, even after the actual fact…in some methods, it’s such a wierd factor to consider it. Instances have modified a lot since then.

“At the moment, once we have been doing publicity, they’d by no means earlier than had three ladies on {a magazine} cowl,” she continued. “They didn’t even know how one can do it. It was such a wierd factor for ladies to collaborate and be seen as colleagues and buddies. It was such an enormous second in time, and now it’s shifted. Even after I was doing ‘Ally McBeal,’ there had by no means been a lead lady in that manner. There was Mary Tyler Moore and issues like that, however the focus has modified. I’m not in command of that, however I all the time benefit from the time that I’ve after which I transfer on. I by no means actually dwell on something like that. However I actually could be shocked if that occurred.”

In the meanwhile, Liu is concentrated on selling the Sundance debut of Steven Soderbergh’s new movie “Presence,” through which she stars alongside Julia Fox, Chris Sullivan, Callina Lang, Eddy Maday, and West Mulholland. The mysterious movie — which is so underneath wraps that the forged hasn’t even seen it but — has a spooky premise: “A household strikes right into a suburban home and turns into satisfied they’re not alone,” reads the movie’s Sundance logline.

She mentioned Soderbergh’s physique of labor drew her to the mission.

“I believe when Steven Soderbergh calls you and says he needs to have a gathering, you present up,” she mentioned. “He talked me by the script, and it sounded so fascinating. It actually wasn’t rocket science for me to signal on, even thought I actually didn’t know a lot about it. I hadn’t learn the script but, I hadn’t met the forged. It was the very, very starting of what was going to develop into ‘Presence.’ And he works in such a particular method that it made it actually thrilling as a result of it’s one thing I’ve by no means achieved earlier than.”

Watch Liu discuss the way forward for “Charlie’s Angels” under.