US EditionTyler Posey Shares Big Update on New ‘Teen Wolf’ Project
Tyler Posey wrote a sequel script to revive the Teen Wolf franchise with plans for a new film or TV series and some cast members already committed.
- Tyler Posey, who starred as Scott McCall, revealed he is leading efforts to continue the Teen Wolf franchise after the 2023 Paramount+ movie release.
- This continuation follows Paramount abandoning a three-picture deal after the first film was made a few years ago, which Posey and many involved felt ended prematurely.
- Posey wrote a sequel script described as 'ready to go' with an amazing concept, though it may need a couple of rewrites, and confirmed some cast members are on board for future projects.
- He expressed confidence in understanding the desires of the fans and emphasized his intention to fulfill their expectations, while also aiming to take charge of the entire project moving forward.
- Posey aims to spearhead additional films or a TV series, signaling that the franchise has more stories to tell and fans expect more content.
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Tyler Posey reveals he's written Teen Wolf Movie sequel as he vows to revive franchise
The queer actor, who played Scott McCall on the original MTV series, confirmed to People that he has taken the lead on continuing the story The post Tyler Posey reveals he’s written Teen Wolf Movie sequel as he vows to revive franchise appeared first on Attitude.
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Tyler Posey Shares Big Update on New ‘Teen Wolf’ Project
The actor says he's written a script for a second film.
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