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Practical Magic 2 getting 'angel voices' from Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Nicks? Bullock teases

Practical Magic 2 getting 'angel voices' from Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Nicks? Bullock teases
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Sandra Bullock may have revealed that Practical Magic 2 hides a surprise musical moment — and the duo involved is not who you’re expecting.

Instead of spelling it out, Sandra Bullock let a music clip do the talking. Over the weekend she posted video of Olivia Rodrigo bringing Stevie Nicks onstage at the Daisy Chain Fields music festival for a duet on Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide,” then hinted that the pair’s voices will turn up in her next movie.

“angel voices” being part of an upcoming film

Fans immediately connected the dots to Practical Magic 2—not least because Nicks is already baked into the franchise ’s DNA. The 1998 original leaned hard on her sound, featuring “If You Ever Did Believe” and “Crystal,” both produced by Sheryl Crow, with the former becoming one of the film’s signature cues.

There’s no official word that Rodrigo or Nicks have recorded new material for the sequel. Bullock’s post stops short of confirmation, and representatives for both artists and Warner Bros. did not respond to Variety’s requests for comment.

Who’s back in the coven

The new movie brings the family back together nearly 30 years later, with Susanne Bier directing a story that once again finds the Owens women tangling with a generations-old curse. Returning and new faces include:

  • Sandra Bullock — Sally Owens
  • Nicole Kidman — Gillian Owens
  • Stockard Channing
  • Dianne Wiest
  • Joey King — playing one of Sally’s daughters
  • Maisie Williams — playing one of Sally’s daughters

The original film’s reputation only grew after theaters, morphing into a cult favorite on home video—midnight margaritas, the towering Owens house, those black dresses, and Nicks’ witchy vocals all turned into instant shorthand for its vibe.

Rodrigo and Nicks have been sharing stages lately, with Nicks publicly cheering on the younger star. If Bullock’s tease pans out, that cross‑generational pairing could move from a festival spotlight to the Owens’ soundtrack. For now, Bullock hasn’t elaborated further, and reps for the musicians and the studio have not commented.

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