Two recent fan-favorite action movies get exciting updates on sequels: "Everybody's really, really excited about moving those worlds forward"
Mar. 14, 2024Work is well underway on both Nobody and Violent Night sequels
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“We are planning on returns to those universes,” McCormick toldColliderwhile promoting new movie The Fall Guy at SXWS. “Hopefully, honestly, even potentially end of this year for Nobody 2 and, beginning of next year for Violent Night 2, if we can find time in everybody’s busy schedules. But the development’s going super well and everybody’s really, really excited about moving those worlds forward.”
Violent Night, meanwhile, sees Harbour as Santa Claus. He’s swapped the North Pole for Connecticut, however, and must fight a group of mercenaries who have taken a wealthy family hostage in their own home.
Next up for McCormick and Leitch is The Fall Guy, which Leitch is directing and McCormick is producing. The action comedy stars Ryan Gosling as past-his-prime stuntman Colt Seavers, who finds himself working on the set of his ex-girlfriend Jody’s directorial debut (Blunt). When the movie’s lead actor, action star Tom Ryder (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) goes missing, Colt volunteers to investigate his disappearance in order to save Jody’s film. Thefirst reactions are great.
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