American director and screenwriter Akiva Goldsman – winner of the Oscar in 2002 for Best Adapted Screenplay with “A Beautiful Mind” and author of great blockbusters like 2009’s “Star Trek” and the saga “The Da Vinci Code” – he recently He expressed himself during an interview on the sequels of the two films for which he signed the script, which has distinguished itself over the years for the constant insistent requests of fans: We are talking about the successors of “Constantine”. Doing, which is a film inspired by the comic saga. Starring Keanu Reeves and starring “I Am Legend”, based on the post-apocalyptic classic of the same name by Richard Matheson and led by a charismatic Will Smith.
The writer, who is currently producing the television series “The Crowded Room”, has unfortunately dashed fans’ recent hopes by saying that the wait will take longer than anticipated. In fact, the current and well-known screenwriters’ strike may have actually forced a long break when it comes to two projects on the online site The Playlist. The exact statements were as follows: “My pen has been put down, nothing to do now.” I had already started writing “I Am Legend 2” when we went on strike, and me, Francis Lawrence, and Keanu Reeves had “Constantine 2″ lined up. I haven’t started writing yet.”
Beyond the still-undetermined period separating the theatrical release, available information would point to a sequel to “I Am Legend” set a few decades after the events described in the first feature film. Goldsman recently admitted that he was obsessed with the phenomenon of “The Last of Us” — the famous videogame saga that made its small screen debut in recent months with a hugely successful HBO series — and that he’s used it for his script. Let’s imagine an alternate reality. Dominate the forces of nature. Again, the film will be set in New York City and hew more closely to the original novel as well as the first film’s alternate ending.
As for “Constantine”, the envisioned sequel to Dark Demon Hunter was made possible by Reeves’ oft-expressed desire to return as the character again. However, little is still known about how the concept and story may develop.
In agreement with Warner Bros., the production of the two feature films will be handled by production house Wade Road. Some time ago Warner heads Michael De Luca and Pam Abdi declared: “Akiva is an expert producer, a brilliant screenwriter and a kind and generous human being. We both know him and have collaborated with him over the years and we never cease to be amazed by the combination of his enthusiasm for projects and endless imagination. We couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome him back to the Warner Bros. family, where he has presented some of the studio’s most successful and highly regarded projects over the past twenty years.” In short, it must be acknowledged that although we are Even in the deep sea, the foundation for two new films with potential appeal lies in. Patience, as it often does, will pay off.
john scanu
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