Shark bite! Producers axe Tara Reid from Sharknado 2 as they draw up cast list for the sequel

It was a surprise hit movie that could have perhaps resurrected her career, at least in fun B-Movie films.
But unfortunately it has been revealed that Tara Reid won't be starring in Sharknado 2.
According to TMZ producers don't want the 37-year-old for the next installment of killer sharks bizarrely caught-up in a tornadoes.
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No go: Tara Reid will not be seen in the Sharknado sequel - here she attends Fast & Furious 6 premiere in Los Angeles back in May

Number two: Producers are planning a sequel after the surprise success of Sharknado

Tara played Ian Zeiring's estranged wife in Sharknado and it is understood they want him back for the next installment.
Both actors were reputedly paid $50,000 for part one which saw the pair of them take-on sharks from Santa Monica to Beverly Hills.
Producers are currently drawing-up their wish list for the sequel which is understood will materalise in New York.
The Syfy network recently announced that a second edition of the campy movie is officially happening and scheduled to be released in 2014.

Return: Producers want Ian Ziering back for the sequel but not Tara who played his estranged wife

It is believed that the sequel will follow the same premise, with sharks being sucked into a tornado and then pelted out onto the streets of the city with devastating consequences.
No further details of the film have been disclosed as yet after the sequel was announced on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.
The news will come a s a blow to Tara who had previously indicated taht she would be willing to star in the next installment.

Action: Tara killed a ton of sharks in the first film

The actress replied ‘Why not?’ when asked by TMZ Live if she would be willing to return for a second run.
The American Pie was asked if she could have predicted all the attention that Sharknado had garnered – particularly in the Twittersphere.
‘I had no idea,’ Tara said. ‘I just thought sharks flying in the sky is just the funniest movie ever.'
She added: 'This movie was so ridiculous, you know? Like it's almost so bad that it's good. I'm just so glad that people saw the humour in it that I did.'
The ridiculous movie became a trending topic on Twitter and generated nearly 5,000 tweets per minute at its peak.
Nearly 1.37 million viewers tuned into Sharknado when it aired.