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Back in Action Director Reveals That a Sequel Story is Possible
The director of the recent Netflix film Back in Action suggests that there's already the potential for a sequel with a specific cast in mind.
Article Summary
- Netflix's Back in Action, starring Jamie Foxx, suggests potential for a sequel story.
- Directed by Seth Gordon, known for films like Horrible Bosses, the film explores spies Emily and Matt.
- The movie receives mixed reviews but continues sparking curiosity about its franchise possibilities.
- Director Gordon hints at sequel ideas and casting but no official confirmation yet for Back in Action.
In a world where the thrill of espionage never fades, the new Netflix film Back in Action has emerged as the genre's latest addition to the comedy-heavy, spy-themed adventure genre. Directed by Seth Gordon, known for his work on Horrible Bosses and Baywatch, the quirky film introduces audiences to Emily and Matt, former CIA spies whose peaceful family life is shattered when their cover is blown. So, as you might imagine, chaos ensues shortly after.
The film boasts an impressive cast, with Jamie Foxx (They Cloned Tyrone, Day Shift) and Cameron Diaz (There's Something About Mary, Knight and Day) leading the charge with support from talents like Kyle Chandler (Friday Night Lights, Bloodline), Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction, Hillbilly Elegy), Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers, Fleabag), Jamie Demetriou (Barbie, Fleabag), McKenna Roberts (Skyscraper), and Rylan Jackson (Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves). Despite the film's strong cast, Back in Action has generally earned a mixed reception from critics and audiences upon its release; however, there are always those who are looking to see the continuation of a story, and Back in Action is no exception.
Back in Action Director Already Has Some Sequel Content in Mind
Interestingly enough, during a recent interview with RadioTimes, Gordon actually hinted at the possibility of a sequel, and when asked about the future of the Back in Action world, Gordon said, "Oh yeah, I've got some ideas about what it would be about and who could play the part, but, you know…" While it's not official confirmation of what's to come, having a story and cast in mind is definitely a promising start.
Gordon's latest star-studded film, Back in Action, starring Diaz and Fox, is currently available to stream via Netflix. For those of you who've already checked the film out, do you believe there's any need for a sequel? Or is this one not exactly franchise material?