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The gang is again together once more in the trailer for HBO Max’s upcoming A Christmas Story Christmas, the long-awaited sequel to the liked 1983 vintage holiday film, A Christmas Story. And unlike previous sequels, this time the surviving and/or running unique cast members have reunited, at the side of a couple of new faces.

Going by the trailer, apparently that Ralphie (Peter Billingsley) has returned to the family home for the holidays after the passing of his father, the Old Man (portrayed through Darren McGavin in the original movie), in conjunction with his spouse (Erinn Hayes) and two youngsters. But now, he should follow in his father’s footsteps to supply his wife and kids, his mom (who has been changed by way of actress Julie Hagerty), brother Randy, and childhood friends Flick and Schwartz (Ian Petrella, Scott Schwartz, and R. D. Robb, reprising their unique roles) with a Christmas they’ll never omit.

After arriving again to his native land, Ralphie visits a few of his previous haunts with his family, similar to Higbee’s department store the place he used to be famously kicked in the face by Santa Claus. Flick is also now the bartender at his personal local watering hollow, aptly named Flick’s Tavern, where he tells his previous buddy: “I suggest you get started drinking, and don’t forestall until New Years.”

Since the unique movie was set in 1940, the sequel supposedly takes place in the ’70s — though, it doesn’t feel quite true to the technology with jokes about child exertions peppered into the trailer. One thing that hasn’t changed is that the triple dog dare remains to be very a lot alive and smartly, but with out the Bumpuses dogs, a problematic Chinese restaurant Christmas dinner, and a pervy lamp, it remains to be observed how the sequel will hang up.

We’ll in finding out when A Christmas Story Christmas premieres on HBO Max on Nov. 17, 2022.

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