Jumanji 4

 

 

 

 

Jumanji 4


Directors: Jake Kasdan , Jon Favreau, Joe Johnston
Writers: Chris Van Allsburg, Jonathan Hensley, Greg Taylor, Jim strain, Scott Rosenberg
Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black , Karen Gillan, Reese Darby

Jumanji 4 is a huge franchise of Sony Pictures. Despite some doubts going into the release of Jumanji: Welcome to the jungle, 22 years after the release of the beloved classic, The new iteration proved to be a delightful spin on the video game board game featuring a phenomenal cast including Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan
Welcome to the jungle accumulated more than 960 million worldwide worldwide, which basically makes another sequel an absolute must. This sequel, 2019's the next level, marks another high-quality film of the franchise and also brought an impressive amount to the bank-a total gross of 800 million dollars at the global box office. When something like this happens, you definitely have to light another movie Green, right? One might think, but Sony doesn't seem to be making any moves with Jumanji 4 at the moment
While at Collider ladies night out celebrating her upcoming Netflix milkshake gunpowder release, Gillan offered a status update on the upcoming Jumanji movie
Although Jumanji 4 is not in the near future for Jilan, do not lose hope! Again, this is a hugely successful series with a lot of very busy stars. It would be logical to assume that jam-packed scales need to be cleared a little before putting Jumanji back on the line-up. In addition, considering how covid-19 has affected production schedules throughout the industry, one can also assume that it could have something with slower transitions in very popular movie sequels
I am the one who still has very high hopes we will see another Jumanji movie down the line and given where the third movie left off, the new installment will be oozing with creative potential. Just in case you need a little renovation, Jumanji: the next level ends with Spencer's mother (Marin Hinkle) with a repairman (Lamorne Morris) coming to the House. While in the basement, the repairmen discover the game console, move towards it and then we cut the ostrich running next to Nora's cafe. So while welcome to the jungle and the next level sucks Spencer (Alex Wolf) and his friends into the game, it seems as if the next movie might take a cue from the 1995 original and unleash the game's contents into the real world

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle grossed just over $962 million worldwide, and its sequel Jumanji: Next Level lost a bit of speed but grossed $800 million at the global box office. With these figures, it is only natural that Sony wants a third installment for the saga directed by Dwayne Johnson, which was born as a reboot of the beloved mid-90s movie starring Robin Williams
Thus, we already knew that Jumanji 4 is in the minds of the team of producers with whom Johnson usually works, professionals among whom Hiram Garcia, president of Seven Bucks Productions who, in statements to Collider, recently wanted to clarify where they are with the next adventure of this franchise. Garcia assured that this film is a priority and that if they delay embarking on this project, it is not because of lack of will, but because the protagonists are very busyIt will be done. It will be done, that's for sure. We have a very big vision for this third Jumanji film. We were just discussing the pitch the other day. We will soon submit it to Sony. But this movie is going to get made. He will perform after Red One, but the timing is very well chosen with all the actors planned anyway As you can imagine, Kevin [Hart] is super busy doing a million things, just like DJ. All the actors are very busy. So the timing is going to be very good, but we have a very good pitch for the film that we are about to bring to the studio, we will probably have a script written soon. Some time after Red One, Jumanji will be on deck once he is ready, and we have a very big vision for this film
Garcia says they can't do sequels to all of Johnson's films, no matter how much Hollywood wants them to, because if that was the plan, the actor would “literally never stop working,” and of course, that's not the case either
For now, the aforementioned production company is focusing on “Red One”, mainly because it is working on a tight schedule. It is a "great Christmas movie", designed to be available on Prime Video, Amazon's streaming platform: “It is a really fun Christmas idea, with a tone close to 'Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw' and a bit of the vibration of 'Guardians of the Galaxy’, with crazy mythological elements and excessive action

Dwayne Johnson, également connu sous le nom de the Rock, est un acteur, producteur et lutteur américano-canadien (lutteur professionnel), né le 2 mai 1972 à Hayward (Californie)
Issu d'une famille de lutteurs, il est également devenu lutteur. Il était surtout connu pour son travail pour la World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment jusqu'en 2004, puis est revenu à la compétition de février 2011 à avril 2013 et a parfois fait plusieurs apparitions
Il a commencé sa carrière d'acteur à la fin des années 1990 et a rapidement atteint les premiers rôles en 2000, devenant une star de cinéma à part entière en étant l'acteur principal de plusieurs films d'action puis l'acteur le mieux payé au monde en 2016 et 2019 selon le magazine Forbes. Il est également l'une des cent personnes les plus influentes au monde selon le time 100 de 2016 et 2019

In 2010, he tries to return as an action movie hero with George Tillman Jr.'s Faster., but the film is a commercial failure. The same year, he was chosen to join the cast of the blockbuster Fast and Furious. Released in 2011, this fifth installment grosses $ 86 million during the first weekend of its release in the United States, which makes the film the big box office success of the franchise and also the biggest cinematic success of the actor
In 2012, he played Hank Parsons in the film Journey to the Center of the Earth 2: The Mysterious Island. This sequel surpasses at the box office the first film directed by Brendan Fraser and two sequels are announced with Dwayne Johnson still in the main role. The latter finally announced the cancellation of these projects in 2018
In 2013, his two other attempts to star in an action movie ended in new failures: Ric Roman Waugh's Infiltrated was deprived of an international release and Dito Montiel's Empire State was released directly on video. However, it is relaunching thanks to its participation in two popular action franchises: Justin Lin's Fast and Furious, a new big success, followed by G.I. Joe: Conspiracy, the second film in the saga, directed by Jon Chu, to whom the studio orders a sequel. He closes this prolific year by participating in Michael Bay's action satire No Pain No Gain, headlining alongside Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Mackie, which is a success
In 2014, he played Hercules in the film of the same name, which divided critics, but placed well at the box office, especially internationally. The same year, he was announced to play the role of Black Adam in the next film entitled Shazam, a role that he confirmed himself a little later
In 2015, he reprised his role as Luke Hobbs in the film Fast and Furious. The film is an appreciable success at the box office and according to the Box Office Mojo website, the worldwide revenues generated at the time of its theatrical release allow the film to rank seventh among the films with the most lucrative opening weekends with a total sum of $ 1,516,045,911. This allows him to reach the third place in the ranking of the year 2015 and occupy the ninth rank of the best performances of all time at the international box office. The same year, he was also the star of the disaster blockbuster San Andreas, for which he reunited with director Brad Peyton, which was a success, especially abroad
In 2018, he gets the main role in the film Jungle Cruise by Jaume Collet-Serra, originally scheduled for 2020, but postponed due to the pandemic in 2021

Jake Kasdan directed seven theatrical films: zero impact (1998), Orange County (2002), the TV set (2006), walking hard: the Dewey Cox Story (2007), Bad Teacher (2011), sex tape (2014), Jumanji: Welcome to the jungle (2017) and Jumanji: The Next Level (2019). He has also worked in television, most notably with Judd Apatow, as a consulting producer and director on Freaks and geeks and as an uncredited director. He also directed several theatrical productions. He is credited with directing John Grisham's novel Calico Joe into a family film adaptation
In 2008, Kasdan received his first Golden Globe nomination for hard walk in the Best Original Song category (shared with John C. Reilly, Judd Apatow, and Marshall Crenshaw), but lost to "guaranteed" from in the Wild (written by Eddie Vedder)
As a child, he appeared several times in his father's films such as the Big Chill and Silverado (previously he is an autograph seeker at a funeral and in the latter a stable boy)
After the success of New Girl, Kasdan announced that on July 11, 2012, he had signed a deal with 20th Century Fox Television, through a detective agency, to pursue special projects
In February 2015, Fox announced that it had greenlit a pilot for the comedy the treadmill directed by Kasdan and starring Rob Lowe
On March 26, 2019, the producing partners of the detective agency brought back Jake Kasdan and Melvin Marr, signing a new overall deal in 20th Century Fox Television
In October 2021, it was announced that Disney + had placed a serial order for a television adaptation of the graphic novel, Chinese-born American. It will be produced by 20th century television with Kelvin Yu and Charles Yu as writers and executive producers, Marvin Marr and Kasdan as executive producers, and Dustin Daniel Creighton as director and executive producer.Most recently, he served as executive producer of the comedy workplace pilot Chez at ABC