In a conversation that will leave fans of the iconic mockumentary 'This Is Spinal Tap' grinning from ear to ear, Michael McKean just spilled the beans about the long-awaited sequel - and we can barely contain our excitement.

The original film, released four decades ago, captivated audiences with its hilarious behind-the-scenes look at the misadventures of a fictional British rock band. Now, McKean has confirmed that the core cast, comprising himself, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, and Fran Drescher, will be reuniting for 'Spinal Tap II', and fans are eagerly anticipating what promises to be an equally sidesplitting and unapologetic ride.

While the plot details of the sequel remain shrouded in mystery, McKean did reveal that the story will pick up where the original left off, tackling themes that are 'tragic in the funniest way'. What exactly this means is anyone's guess, but it's clear that the sequel will follow in its predecessor's footsteps, delivering a clever blend of satire and genuine heart.

Director Christopher Guest, known for his impeccable comedic timing and unflinching commitment to satire, is once again at the helm. His partnership with McKean, Shearer, and Drescher has yielded some of the most iconic comedic moments in film history, and expectations are sky-high for their next collaboration.

Fran Dreschler, whose memorable turn as Bobbi Flekman - the manipulative and aggressively loving publicist - brought her to prominence, will undoubtedly reprise her role, bringing her trademark sass and charm to the table.

As for the rest of the cast, the forthcoming film promises to deliver a veritable who's who of musical luminaries and comedic heavy hitters, with a mix of old favorites and newcomers ready to shake the foundations of the music industry.

The 'Spinal Tap' franchise has long been a byword for edgy humor, astute observation, and outrageous performances, and with this sequel, fans are eagerly anticipating another healthy dose of all three. Despite the absence of any specific release dates or details, it's clear that the legacy of 'This Is Spinal Tap' is in capable hands with McKean and Guest, and we can't wait to see where their latest misadventure takes us.