Paramount has dated the still untitled “A Quiet Place” sequel for May 15, 2020, the studio announced Wednesday.
“A Quiet Place,” directed by John Krasinski, starred Krasinski and Emily Blunt and was released in March. The film was the number one movie at the box office for three consecutive weeks and grossed $332 million at the worldwide box office.
The only other movie opening on May 15, 2020 is “Scooby-Doo,” which will be directed by Tony Cervone and Dax Shepard.
At CinemaCon in April, Paramount chairman Jim Gianopulos told exhibitors that the studio was developing a sequel. The screenwriting team behind the silent horror hit signaled they had more set pieces and characters in the original script.
Krasinski will next star on the TV series “Jack Ryan,” in which he plays the titular character. He will also follow up his directing stint on “A Quiet Place” with “Life on Mars,” which will follow a woman living in an abandoned colony on Mars.
Krasinski is represented by WME and ID.
Chris Pratt, John Krasinski, Ludacris Join 22 Push-Up Challenge (Photos)
Various Hollywood stars are taking part in a new viral call to action that is reminiscent of the popular Ice Bucket Challenge.
Motivated by the number of U.S. military veterans who commit suicide daily, the 22 Push-Up Challenge dares participants to drop and give 22 for charity.
Click to see who's getting down (and up again, repeatedly) for the cause.
Dwayne Johnson was challenged by Chris Pratt and took it on with his dog. After he completed the push-up challenge, he nominated Kevin Hart, J.J Watt and Olympic swimmer Simone Manuel.
Scott Eastwood saw The Rock do the challenge so he decided to take part. Obviously, he had to take off his shirt to do so first. He passed the challenge on to Ludacris.
Chris Evans did the push-up challenge after John Krasinski challenged him. His dog got in the way multiple times, but he eventually completed all 22 push-ups. He nominated "Avengers" costars Jeremy Renner and Anthony Mackie.
Ludacris was challenged by Scott Eastwood and did his push-ups in front of a huge crowd that counted along with him. He nominated his buddy Snoop Dogg, among others.
The name of the challenge derives from the number of veterans who commit suicide daily in the U.S.
Various Hollywood stars are taking part in a new viral call to action that is reminiscent of the popular Ice Bucket Challenge.
Motivated by the number of U.S. military veterans who commit suicide daily, the 22 Push-Up Challenge dares participants to drop and give 22 for charity.
Click to see who's getting down (and up again, repeatedly) for the cause.