She’s hungry for another slice.
Mena Suvari says she’s down for a fifth helping of “American Pie” — telling The Post she’d “love to” return for another installment of the popular sex-comedy franchise.
“I know that people have been talking about it. I feel like audiences would really appreciate it. I’ve seen videos that fans have put together as a trailer for it. There’s like all kinds of stuff out there,” she said.
“I haven’t heard anything official, but I’d love to be a part of it.”
Suvari, 46, who was signed by the prestigious Wilhelmina modeling agency at 12, landed her breakout role in the series’ debut movie — which sparked three more that grossed a total of nearly $1 billion at the box office.
After “American Pie” kicked off in 1999, the Newport, RI native shot to fame, becoming a household name for her portrayal of Heather, a fresh-faced high school choir singer who catches the eye of Oz, played by Chris Klein, a jock on the lacrosse team.
Suvari said if there were to be a fifth movie, she’d want them to still be together.
“I think it would be wonderful to still have a relationship with Oz and maybe they have some sort of future together or family,” she said of the characters, who reunite at their high school reunion in 2012’s “American Reunion,” the last film of the franchise.
Suvari, who graduated from Providence High School in Burbank, CA, said her high school experience was “very, very different” than her on-screen one.
“I was sort of like in survival mode for the most part,” she said.
“I’ve always said that ‘American Pie’ gave me my high school experience because I didn’t have a boyfriend like that or go to prom or have a loving relationship. It was sort of just do the work, I was ready to graduate, that type of thing.”
The actress reunited with her “American Pie” co-stars Jason Biggs and Alyson Hannigan to film a segment for Biggs and his wife Jenny Mollen’s “Dinner and Movie” series on TBS which will air next month — and she even brought some movie memorabilia she had unearthed during a move.
“I found an ‘American Pie’ script … I had written down the address [on it] for I think it was the rehearsal,” she said.
“And what’s my favorite about that is that I had drawn out like the crossing of the streets because back in the day we didn’t have Nav [navigation app] … I had even draw out like what streets it was on and where to turn. So it was really cool.”
Her new film, “Ick,” a sci-fi horror comedy, out nationwide on Sunday, is also based in high school — and at the start of the movie, she appears as the teen version of herself alongside her co-star Brandon Routh.
“It definitely was surreal. I don’t think I ever would have thought that I’d be doing something like that in my career,” said Suvari, who shares a 4-year-old son with her husband Michael Hope, a set designer she met on the 2016 Hallmark movie “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.”
“Being a mom in my 40s and putting on a cheerleading uniform again was just something I didn’t think I’d been doing.”