A Quiet Place 3 finally gets the exciting update fans have been waiting for
A Quiet Place 3 has received an exciting update, with production due to get underway in the near future.
The horror franchise tells the story of people who have survived an alien invasion, with the blind creatures relying on their strong sense of hearing to hunt their prey. The first two instalments focused on the Abbott family, with a prequel - A Quiet Place: Day One - showing the first days of the invasion.
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With a third film in the main saga being delayed following the release of Day One, fans have been wondering when they will be able to see Evelyn (Emily Blunt) and her family again, but they now have a positive update after producer Brad Fuller outlined the film's future.
"So, Day One is not A Quiet Place 3, just to be clear," he told The Direct. "A Quiet Place 3, we're starting to put it together right now. You know, when we made the first one, John [Krasinski] didn't have a lot on his plate. He had just come off The Office, and he wanted to be a director.
"Now, he's so in demand, and it's hard to get him... He's making a movie now, so as soon as he finishes that, hopefully, he will turn his attention to [A Quiet Place 3]. We all want to finish that trilogy, and I'm hopeful there's even more Quiet Place movies beyond that."
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Whilst A Quiet Place 3 is still some time away, Lupita Nyong'o did recently talk about the storyline in A Quiet Place: Day One, which saw her character battling a terminal illness in the face of an alien invasion.
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