Mandy Moore thinks it's time A Walk to Remember gets a reboot.

"I would love that," said the actress. She spoke to PEOPLE for the 20th anniversary of the film — which also stars Shane West —adding that she could already envision a particular singer in the role of Jamie Sullivan, which she originated.

"I don't know, Olivia Rodrigo or something like that," Moore said, adding, "Someone could redo this film."

"I would love to see it. It's been long enough that, yeah, I feel like we've earned our place in cinematic history for a reboot at this point," added the This Is Us star.

The chemistry between Jamie and Landon reflected the real-life chemistry between both Moore and West. The two previously admitted to crushing on each other at the time of filming.

Despite that, West said they "always kept it professional" because they "inherently cared about each other."

"I think when you have an attraction, and you're doing such a sweet story that it just makes it very easy," he said, noting that it was "very much a family" feel on set.

"Everybody got along and balanced in reality. I was a bit older. Mandy was not 21, so it was more of a loving thing where we were just all out to protect her."

Recalling her experience working alongside West, Moore believed the "natural ease" the pair had is what still "resonates" with fans to this day.

"Somehow, we sort of just had this natural, effortless chemistry with one another," she said. "And I think that comes across in the film, and that's hard to get. You can't fake that."

A Walk to Remember was adapted from the 1999 Nicholas Sparks novel of the same name. The story follows jaded and aimless high school senior Landon Carter, who unexpectedly falls in love with the girl he once made fun of, Jamie.