Turns out that "The Final Destination" was not the final chapter in the series.
Warner Bros.' Alan Horn confirmed a fifth "Final Destination" film is in the works last week at ShoWest, according to Comingsoon.net.
Each film in the series continues to be a financial success for the company. "The Final Destination," which it theaters ast year in 3D, grossed $66 million domestically but made $180 million worldwide.
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Red Granite will fund "The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag," with Phoenix Pictures and Mythology Entertainment to produce. Alex Proyas will direct
Well, five of the MTV reality stars will, anyway
The "Independence Day" and "2012" director may helm movie adaptation of the 1979 Atari video game
The long-time television producer has optioned the rights to the story of the Bell police sergeant who filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the city
Producer Andras Hamori hopes to entice Keitel to join his fellow "Pulp Fiction" co-star in "The Samaritan," about to get underway in Toronto
Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann will reprise their characters from the 2007 movie in the Universal project
Sigourney Weaver and Cillian Murphy also star in Rodrigo Cortes' psychological thriller
Peter Chernin's company Chernin Entertainment is producing the drama, which is in development at Fox 2000
Stephen Frears is directing the adaptation of Beth Raymer's gambling memoir
Nicholas Jarecki is writing and directing the financial thriller, which co-stars Susan Sarandon and Eva Green
