The only confirmation on this as of now is that Lee Child will be directly involved in the production of the TV show, as opposed to only a little involvement in the films, has signed a deal with Paramount TV and Skydance TV which also serves the capacity of a screenwriter or a story consultant. There might be a possibility of the return of Christopher McQuarrie, who has a successful run with Tom Cruise directing two films in the MI franchise, and Edward Zwick, the director of two Jack Reacher films. Jack Reacher 3: What does the Creator Say? As for the rebooted TV series nothing apart from the announcement that it would be happening is known, so we will have to wait a fair bit for that. According to Looper, the creators are not looking forward for the third sequel of the movie.
#Will there be more jack reacher films movie
Since a third movie mostly definitely would not be happening, that question is out of the window. It’s a dark introduction to the character’s world that’s full of action sequences that they are sure to finally give the readers the R-rated Reacher action they are craving omitting Tom Cruise and director McQuarrie. In the book, Reacher visits a small town in Georgia to investigate a cold case but ends up quickly being arrested himself. Season 1 of the web series will be focusing on the first book in the long-running series. When the news was announced in January 2020 it was stated that the fun starts here after what has been great so far.īy now I know these guys, Reacher is in perfect hands. Unlike the films, according to the author’s description in the books, it will be Alan Ritchson from the TV series DC Titans.Īt this stage, it does still not know about the Amazon series, aside from the fact that it’s the approval stamp of Lee Child. The streamer has ordered a new series based on the books which are set to begin filming in April 2021. While the Jack Reacher movies might be over, for now, the character is getting a small screen reboot courtesy of Amazon Studios. An R-rated Jack Reacher Is Still Happening, Maybe Not on the Big Screen?
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