‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Author-Director Reveals Sequel Has Been Written

After three years, Dungeons & Dragons has one other marketing campaign in retailer for followers of the 2023 film… if it could actually simply get the greenlight.

Jonathan Goldstein, who co-wrote and co-directed Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves with John Francis Daley, revealed at Comedian-Con that they wrote a sequel to their 2023 adaptation of the tabletop role-playing sport.

“We truly wrote a sequel to Dungeons & Dragons. We had been employed to jot down it,” Goldstein informed ScreenRant. “I don’t know that it’ll see the sunshine of day for various monetary causes. They’re costly films to make, however it’d be nice enjoyable to do it. We love that solid, and we expect we wrote one thing that followers would really like.

Regardless of a stable 91% critic ranking and 92% from followers on Rotten Tomatoes, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves grossed $205M worldwide on a $150M price range.

Whereas a live-action Dungeons & Dragons collection was ordered for Paramount+ in 2023, the streamer opted to not transfer ahead with the Rawson Marshall Thurber-created present the next 12 months. Hasbro has since shopped the venture round, discovering a brand new house at Netflix with a brand new iteration, entitled The Forgotten Realms, from Shawn Levy and writer-showrunner Drew Crevello.