Dungeons & Dragons Movie Sequel Has Script But Won't Come Out Due to Financial Reasons
IGN • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Jonathan Goldstein, co-director of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, revealed that a sequel script has been written, but he does not expect the film to be produced soon due to financial concerns.
- Despite strong critical and fan reception, the original movie's box office performance was modest, grossing $205.46 million globally against a $150 million production budget, which likely impacts the sequel's prospects.
- Paramount showed initial interest in continuing the franchise, with former CEO Brian Robbins expressing willingness to produce a sequel only if it could be made at a lower cost.
- The original film, starring Chris Pine and Michelle Rodriguez, received high praise with a 91% critic and 92% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, earning a loyal fanbase.
- Uncertainty remains about the sequel's future amid ongoing changes at Paramount, though cast members like Pine have expressed confidence that a follow-up could eventually happen.
