Brad Pitt returns for World War Z 2 under the direction of Edward Berger
The director promises ambition comparable to Nolan and Villeneuve blockbusters.
Trailer · World War ZBrad Pitt has officially signed on for the sequel to World War Z, thirteen years after Marc Forster's film. The director of Pire Voisin au monde hands the reins to Edward Berger, known for Conclave and the modern adaptation All Quiet on the Western Front. Berger says the sequel could rival Christopher Nolan or Denis Villeneuve blockbusters, provided it has a good script. He promises a plot that will enrich the universe and carry a message about our times. The project benefits from an ambitious budget, the director stating it will be a film "". The first installment attracted 2.4 million viewers in France and $540 million worldwide. (AlloCiné)
