Bill And Ted 3: Keanu Reeves And Alex Winter Will Star In Most Excellent Third Installment; Script Draft Has Already Been Finished [PHOTO]

"Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" first appeared in 1989, and fans jumped for joy when "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" followed in 1991. Since 2010, there have been rumors of a third installment, and it seems like now those rumors have become reality. Actor and director Alex Winter (a.k.a. Bill S Preston Esq) has revealed that a draft for the movie's script has already been finished, and that it will not only be most excellent, but also most "f-g funny."

TIME reports that Winter will co-star with Keanu Reeves for the follow-up, and that Bill and Ted will be "40-something and it's all about Bill and Ted grown up, or not grown up." Winter stated, "But it's a Bill and Ted movie, that's what it is. It's for the fans of Bill and Ted. It fits very neatly in the [series]. It's not going to feel like a reboot. The conceit is really funny: what if you're middle-aged, haven't really grown up and you're supposed to have saved the world and maybe, just maybe, you kinda haven't?" 

Supposedly, there will also be multiple versions of Bill and Ted appearing within the movie. According to The Guardian, Winter stated, "There's many versions of ourselves in this movie. [It's] answering the question: 'What happened to these guys?' They're supposed to have done all this stuff; they weren't the brightest bulbs on the tree, what happened 20 years later? To answer that question in a comedic way felt rich with possibility."

However, Winter is making sure to caution fans that it will be a while before the movie comes out in theaters. He revealed, "The thing we had going against us is that word got out. That was kind of a bummer. It just takes a long time to put a movie together. Now we're having to build this thing in public, which is fine. I just feel bad [the fans] have to get dragged through this long, boring, protracted process."

As of now, it seems that the script is being continuously reworked. Nevertheless, we'll be waiting.