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Reese Witherspoon just pulled a move more attention-grabbing than all the bend and snaps combined. While on a recent episode of “Fashionably Late,” the actress said she’s down for “Legally Blonde 3.”

“A lot of writers … over the years have come up with different ideas for it. I actually think it’s kind of great right now because we’re talking about women in politics and how important that is to get more women. And I think it’d be kind of a cool thing to have her be a Supreme Court justice or someone who runs for office,” Witherspoon said. The actress even added that president was a possibility.

“I think we’re ready to see Elle and see what she’s up to lately,” Witherspoon said.

If a new movie does happen, it would mean the first time Witherspoon brings her character Elle Woods to the theaters since 2003’s “Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde.” Though that film had some lackluster reviews, various sources confirm it earned around $125 million worldwide.

Though the actress is all for another movie, she admits it’s up to MGM to make it happen. So, c’mon, MGM. We believe in you.

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