Horrible Bosses 3 wouldn’t be a horrible idea to Charlie Day or Jennifer Aniston. Day, 49, said he “absolutely would be up for another” Horrible Bosses film in a recent conversation with The Hollywood Reporter at a screening of his new movie Honey Don’t!. The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star is far from the only one wanting a follow-up to 2011’s Horrible Bosses and its 2014 sequel. Aniston, 56, told PEOPLE in June that she, Day and costar Jason Bateman have been “talking about it a lot … That's something that we think would be super fun." Day told THR that he “had some conversations about it with some people involved in front and behind the camera,” although he did not name names. “We’ll see — hopefully there’s an appetite at the studio.” The success of the new Liam Neeson- and Pamela Anderson-led The Naked Gun, Day noted, is on his mind. “It was so fun to be in a theater with a comedy with a capital ‘c.” … I’d love to do a third [Horrible Bosses]," he said. "Hopefully, we get to do it.” The original film starred Day, Bateman and Jason Sudeikis as friends teaming up to kill their employers — Aniston, Kevin Spacey and Colin Farrell, respectively — with the help of an ex-con played by Jamie Foxx. Horrible Bosses 2 added Chris Pine and Christoph Waltz into the mix. Speaking to PEOPLE, Aniston expressed a similar sentiment about audiences needing movies full of laughs. “I personally think comedy is a necessity,” she said. Working on a Horrible Bosses 3, “we would have a really fun time… seeing where those crazy cats are today.” Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The Friends Emmy winner also reflected on the brown hair her Horrible Bosses character sported in a recent video segment with Vanity Fair. “I fought for that wig. That was not an easy battle,” she revealed. “I wanted [my character] to look different. The argument from the studio [Warner Bros.], and I am sorry to call you out, was that ‘we are afraid it won’t look like you.’ That’s kind of the point! I still think it might look a little bit like me. But I’m glad I fought for it and stuck to my guns.” In addition to his ongoing work as actor and writer on It's Always Sunny, Day recently appeared in episodes of Abbott Elementary (in a crossover with his show) and Mythic Quest, as well as Summer of 69. Honey Don't! is in theaters now. Aniston reprises her award-winning role in Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show with its fourth season premiering Sept. 17.