Kate Winslet has opened up about the possibility of a sequel to Christmas movie The Holiday, which also starred Jude Law, Cameron Diaz and Jack Black.

On Friday, during an interview about her new film Lee, in which she stars as photographer Lee Miller, Winslet laid The Holiday sequel drama to rest—at least, from her point of view. “Honestly, it’s never come up,” she said. “I promise you.”

While Kate Winslet claimed that she’s never been approached for a sequel to the 2006 movie, she sounded interested in reprising her role as Iris. She seems to be under the impression that there's room for another story to be told. However, it's still unclear as to whether it'll actually come to fruition.

The 49- year-old star played Iris Simpkins in the 2006 festive rom-com alongside Cameron Diaz, Jack Black, and Jude Law. Diaz plays Amanda Woods in the original film while Black and Law play Miles Dumont and Graham Simpkins respectively.

The possibility of a sequel to the beloved 2006 romantic comedy The Holiday has been a hot topic among fans recently. Now, Kate Winslet, who starred as Iris in the original film, has finally spoken out about the possibility of a sequel.

“The Holiday” was released on Nov. 29, 2006, and featured a slew of stars, including Diaz, Winslet, Law, Black, Rufus Sewell (Jasper), Edward Burns (Ethan), John Krasinski (Ben) and Kathryn Hahn (Bristol).