'World War Z 2' Director Promises Sequel Will Satisfy Fans of the Zombie Saga
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Edward Berger has explained what he wants with this sequel and the goal of becoming a superproduction.
'World War Z 2' Director Promises Sequel Will Satisfy Fans of the Zombie Saga
When the original World War Z was released in 2013, we were in the middle of a full-blown zombie renaissance. Thanks in large part to the success of AMC’s The Walking Dead, the monsters officially came back from the dead and took prominence in all corners of pop culture. Given how they had largely been reduced to nothing more than a punchline in years prior, the Brad Pitt-starring film only helped cement the creature’s legacy in movies and TV fo…
Edward Berger Says ‘World War Z 2’ Could Be A Large-Scale Nolan/Villeneuve-Esque Blockbuster “If We Get The Script Right”
It’s been more than a decade since Brad Pitt starred in “World War Z,” and the sequel has already survived several false starts, including a version that David Fincher spent years developing before Paramount pulled the plug. But with Edward Berger now attached to direct, “World War Z 2” has another shot at getting made. And the “Conclave” filmmaker is thinking big, even if he’s not quite ready to promise that the long-awaited sequel will happen.…
A question about all of us torments us, about the sequel to World War Z 2: Will Brad Pitt be there? To confirm it is Edward Berger. Let's see the latest rumors about the case of zombies, which is coming back. This is the director Berger, the director of Nothing again on the western front and Conclave, chosen by Paramount Pictures to direct the sequel [...] The article "World War Z 2": the director talks about the return of Brad Pitt in the zombi…
Edward Berger Dares to Dream Big on ‘World War Z 2’, But One Make-or-Break Detail Stands in the Way
Few sequels have spent as long in development limbo as the follow-up to Brad Pitt’s zombie blockbuster. The original ‘World War Z‘ opened in theaters on June 21, 2013, and closed out its global run with more than half a billion dollars, making it the highest-grossing zombie film of all time. The road to that...
Edward Berger has offered a little update on the progress of World War Z sequel, and he is clear that he does not want to make a movie that lives on rents.
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