Catherine Zeta-Jones Jokingly Shows Off Script Written by Michael Scott — and The Office Alums Love It!

Catherine Zeta-Jones Jokingly Shows Off Script Written by Michael Scott — and The Office Alums Love It!

Catherine Zeta-Jones is finally responding to her cameo in The Office!

The 49-year-old actress shared a photo of the fictional movie script for Threat Level: Midnight, an action movie screenplay penned by Steve Carell‘s Michael Scott that name-checked the actress.

“Just got my new script! Can’t wait to start reading,” she joked on Instagram on Monday.

The Office recently celebrated the 14th anniversary of its premiere — and one of the show’s fan-favorite episodes involved Scott’s fictional film Threat Level: Midnight, which he wrote and screened for the office in the seventh season.

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In the movie, Scott cast himself as James Bond-esque action hero Agent Michael Scarn, who comes out of retirement to exact revenge on the evil villain Goldenface (played by John Krasinski‘s Jim Halpert) after Goldenface murders his wife Catherine Zeta-Scarn, a parody on Zeta-Jones.

Catherine Zeta-Jones; Steve Carell as Michael Scott | Cindy Ord/Getty; Chris Haston/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty
Catherine Zeta-Jones; Steve Carell as Michael Scott | Cindy Ord/Getty; Chris Haston/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty

Catherine Zeta-Jones; Steve Carell as Michael Scott

In an exchange captured by Comments by Celebs, Office alums showed their support in the comments of Zeta-Jones’ post. Jenna Fischer, who played Pam Beesly, wrote, “I’m dying!!” alongside three laughing-crying emojis. Her costar Angela Kinsey added, “Amazing.”

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Though fans of the hit show are anxiously awaiting a possible reboot, Carell has long shot down the rumors, saying on Saturday Night Live in November that he didn’t think it was “the best idea.”

“I don’t think so,” Carell replied to a pretend audience member during his opening monologue. “It was a great experience. I love all those people, but I just don’t think it’s the best idea. I think maybe we should just leave it alone.”