The Inbetweeners are back, with a third movie set to hit screens.It was revealed filming started on Monday in the UK on The Inbetweeners 3, with Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas reprising their roles as Will McKenzie, Jay Cartwright, Neil Sutherland and Simon Cooper.A teaser clip for the film, saw the foursome sitting in Simon’s iconic yellow 1996 Fiat Cinquecento Hawaii edition, with the car failing to start much to their chagrin – as Simon is seen sighing and saying: ‘Oh for f**** sake. Come on.’ The news follows months of speculation over the revival of the sitcom, which was originally broadcast on Channel 4 between 2008 and 2010 before the release of two films in 2011 and 2014 and a reunion in 2019. Creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris have returned to write and direct the film, which will be produced by Claire Jones alongside Banijay’s Patrick Holland and Fudge Park Production’s Mark Lesbirel.The pair said: ‘It’s been super-fun hanging out with our friends again, and we’re going to work hard every week to ensure there are no problemos making this new film for humans.’ The Inbetweeners are back, with a third movie set to his screens Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison (L-R) are pictured in 2011’s first movieTheir statement makes reference to iconic quotes from the show, including the boys teasing Jay over having a new ‘Friend’ and Neil repeatedly saying: ‘No Problemo.’ They will also serve as executive producers alongside Caroline Levy, Caroline Leddy, Phil Gilbert, Suzanne Knight, Tom Jordan and Farhana Bhula.Despite excitement over the return, it has been reported that streaming bosses aren’t satisfied with just the main men returning – they also want to see Emily Atack, 36, reprise her role as Charlotte ‘Big Jugs’ Hinchcliffe.The move comes as a surprise after Emily was axed from the Inbetweeners reunion five years ago following a ‘past fling’ with James.A source told the publication: ‘The creators of the show have written the script and are ready to roll – but Emily is one of the missing pieces in the project they’re keen to get in place.’Fans will already be delighted that the four main leads are returning as there was concern that a reboot might see new, younger actors cast in the roles of the lads, who were all supposed to be teenagers in the show.’But it’s fair to say getting Emily back would be the cherry on the Inbetweeners cake.’Last month, sources told The Sun that all four of the main actors were ‘thrilled’ to be asked back, but noted that things would be a bit harder for Emily to commit to a reboot movie considering everything she’s got going on at the moment. The teaser saw the group sitting in Simon’s battered car A teaser clip for the film, saw the foursome sitting in Simon’s iconic yellow 1996 Fiat Cinquecento Hawaii edition, with the car failing to start much to their chagrin Despite excitement over the return, it has been reported that streaming bosses aren’t satisfied with just the main men returning – they also want to see Emily Atack, 36, reprise her role as Charlotte ‘Big Jugs’ Hinchcliffe In 2019, Emily was reportedly axed from the Inbetweeners reunion after James told producers ‘it’s her or me’ following a past fling they had when they were both single.Reports suggested at the time that James was afraid his wife, Clair Meek, would find out about the brief relationship they had during their days in the show during 2008 to 2010.As well as starring in Disney series Rivals, Emily is in the process of making a new programme for the BBC called Reputation.She’s also waiting to find out whether or not ITV will commission a second series of Nobody’s Fool – the game show she hosts with Rivals castmate Danny Dyer.If filming on the Inbetweeners kicks off soon, the results could air as early as 2027, the source added. The Inbetweeners Fwends Reunited 10th anniversary show has been slammed by devoted fans following its New Year’s Day airingEmily has been asked about a potential Inbetweeners return on numerous occasions in the past, telling Capital FM recently: ‘I don’t know. We’d all be quite a lot older now.’What was quite funny was when we filmed the series I was only 17, I’d just left school, but the boys were well into… I think they were in their late twenties, early thirties.’When the group reunited in 2019 for The Inbetweeners Fwends Reunited tenth anniversary show, devoted fans blasted the get together.Flooding Twitter with angry responses, viewers lashed out at the Jimmy Carr-fronted show, which saw stars Simon, Joe, Blake and James join together to run through a retrospective of the cult classic.While some branded the programme ‘toe-curling, painful, awkward and cringeworthy’, others were left agitated at the concept as they believed the comedy was set to be a new episode rather than a chat show. Flooding Twitter with angry responses, viewers lashed out at the Jimmy Carr-fronted show, which saw stars Simon, Joe, Blake and James join together to run through a retrospective of the cult classic Join the discussionCan The Inbetweeners still be as funny nearly two decades after it began?What’s your view?There was much fanfare over the reunion, however it seems the problems arose for fans due to confusion over the premise of the programme. Critics also hit out at the show, with a review in The Telegraph branding the show: ‘A shambolic mess that failed to do the show justice’.Aside from upset at the episode, fans were excited to hear a host of inside details including the fact that Doctor Who star Matt Smith had tried and failed for the job of James’ character Jay.Additionally, it was revealed that in the original pilot, James had read for Blake’s character, however after hearing his behaviour off-screen, creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris realised he was better suited to Jay.