Comedian Steve Guttenberg is planning a major comeback with two revivals of his films, "Police Academy 8" and "Three Men and a Bride."

The 50-year-old actor has revealed that the sequels to the films are currently being developed.

He told The Sun, "Tom Selleck, Ted Danson and I are looking to make another 'Three Men and a Baby' movie. It's called 'Three Men and a Bride.' The script is pretty much written and we are really keen to get that made. We're very hopeful."

Guttenberg, who left "Police Academy" after the fourth film, also said that Kim Cattral and Sharon Stone, both starred in one of the franchise separately, were asked to come back for the 8th film installment.

He said, "I know Kim and Sharon have been asked but they haven't said yes yet. It would be really great to have them onboard."

The last "Police Academy" was in 1997, the seventh film in the franchise, while "Three Men and a Little Lady," the sequel to 1987's "Three Men and a Baby," was in 1990.