‘World war Z 2’ is dead: Paramount cancelled the sequel to David Fincher and Brad Pitt

The news that David Fincher had agreed to lead ‘World war Z 2’ caught us all by surprise. It sounded too good to be true, and, unfortunately, so has come to be, because Paramount pictures has canceled the sequel movie starring Brad Pitt in 2013.

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The progressive delays it has suffered the project had made it clear that something smelled chamusquina. By the looks of it, the main problem has been the budget, as Fincher had agreed to have less money than the first delivery, the cost of which shot up to 190 million dollars, but Paramount is not characterized by making many blockbusters.

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Not hard to believe that the recent announcement of ‘Mission Impossible 7 and 8’ has had something to do in that Patamount has decided to dispense with ‘World War Z 2’. Right now, Fincher is busy with the mounting of the long-awaited second season of ‘Mindhunter’, but it was planned that the filming starting this summer with a script originally written by Steven Knight then Dennis Kelly, creator of the tv ‘Utopia’, had to be rewritten.

it Is the possibility that Paramount retrieves the project with another command, but I have my doubts about that Pitt would like to repeat to the front of the cast, especially if we take into account who has waited patiently for Fincher was free and the production company to give the green light permanently.

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The news ‘World War Z 2’ is dead: Paramount cancelled the sequel to David Fincher and Brad Pitt was originally published in Espinof by Mikel Zorrilla.

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