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Chris Morgan Writing 'Wanted' Sequel
Source: MTV
Wanted co-writer Chris Morgan told MTV that he is getting ready to pen the sequel.
According to Morgan, Universal Pictures is in the final stages of negotiating a deal with graphic novel creator Mark Millar for a sequel to the June 2008 film.
As to the story for the film's sequel, Morgan told MTV "the point is to continue the journey that Wes (James McAvoy) started in the first film. Wherever he ended up at the end of the film, now it's time to move him forward."
"There's a natural journey that Wes needs to take," he continued, adding that the sequel "is going to be opened up to be more global."
Wanted co-writer Chris Morgan told MTV that he is getting ready to pen the sequel.
According to Morgan, Universal Pictures is in the final stages of negotiating a deal with graphic novel creator Mark Millar for a sequel to the June 2008 film.
As to the story for the film's sequel, Morgan told MTV "the point is to continue the journey that Wes (James McAvoy) started in the first film. Wherever he ended up at the end of the film, now it's time to move him forward."
"There's a natural journey that Wes needs to take," he continued, adding that the sequel "is going to be opened up to be more global."
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Comment by Mike on November 6, 2008 at 9:57am - I think you guys meant 'Unwanted' sequel, right?
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Comment by Zero on November 6, 2008 at 9:02am - Mark Millar congrats! You're officially a sell out!
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Comment by MisterKeitel on November 6, 2008 at 8:29am - Hmmm.....Not sure where as a character he's got to go yet. As I remember, the only other main characters left alive at the end of the movie was Terrance Stamp (that is if you don't count the cheating ex-girlfriend and "best friend"). Now, I can't remember. Did Stamp represent the monastic brotherhood who believed they could read the will of Fate in the fibers of woven cloth? If those nutcases were still around and still having people killed, then that would be a villain for James MacAvoy to battle against. All they would need then it to creat out of "wholecloth" a blue eyed, blond haird "damsel in distress" love interest for him to save. That's assuming they don't also give him a feme fatal love interest as well. Of and don't forget the "false father figure."
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Comment by Hgreen on November 5, 2008 at 10:31pm - it's gonna be some ole bullshit just can we all agree on that right now
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Comment by erro on November 5, 2008 at 9:42pm - NO
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Comment by Zach on November 5, 2008 at 8:22pm - I am sooo glad they didn't go with the graphic novel story. It's not that it wasn't good, it's just that I don't like having a villain/sociopath as a main character. Wes kinda pissed me off in the graphic novel.
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Comment by QbanKnight on November 5, 2008 at 8:21pm - ehh we'll see..the comic book was actually better and im not even a comic fan
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Comment by Spider-Geek on November 5, 2008 at 6:13pm - if there is a sequel, the first thing that needs to go is the Loom of Fate. Other than that, let's go back to the Supervillans plot if at all possible
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Comment by Meh. on November 5, 2008 at 5:43pm -
i'll still watch it for what it is.
i had fun with it.
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Comment by Bruzzy77 on November 5, 2008 at 5:28pm -
THE LOOM OF FATE!!
Yeah, in the words of Morgan Freeman
"Kill that motherf*cker!"
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