The filming locations of two big sequels lead this
edition of Sequel Bits. Read about those, and the
following stories, below:
Pirates of the Caribbean 5 will shoot in Australia
in February.
Star Trek 3 will primarily be shooting in
Vancouver, BC.
Dredd actress Olivia Thirlby tells fans she wants
to make Dredd 2.
Justified actor Jacob Lofland latest to join The
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials .
Check out a new photo of Vin Diesel in Fast and
Furious 7.
John Cho isn’t sure the whole cast would come
back for Star Trek 4.
News on the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film
leads this edition of Sequel Bits.
Pirates of the
Caribbean 5, tentatively called Pirates of the
Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, is confirmed
to shoot in Queensland, Australia beginning in
February 2015. Directed by Joachim
Ronning and Espen Sandberg it’s set for release
in July 2017.
Another highly anticipated sequel, Star Trek 3
directed by Roberto Orci , is getting ready to start
filming. Trek Movie reveals while some filming will
happen in Korea, the bulk will be in Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada. There, the Enterprise
sets will all be rebuilt. You can read more on Trek
Movie .
Wednesday was the Day of Dredd and, to mark
the occasion, actress Olivia Thirlby put up a
special message online. In it, the Dredd co-star
thanked fans for their thankless campaigning to
make a Dredd 2 and said she really wants to
make the movie.
Casting continues on the 2015 sequel to The
Maze Runner , The Scorch Trials. The latest actor
to join the film is Jacob Lofland , best known for
his work on Justified and in Mud . He’s
playing Aris Jones, a young man who the stars
meet and helps put together the mysterious link
between the maze of the first film and events of
the second. The Hollywood Reporter broke the
news.
Vin Diesel posted the below photo on his
Facebook . It seems like it’s from Fast and
Furious 7, considering he probably doesn’t drive a
big ass Dodge Charger in any other upcoming
movies. We should be seeing a trailer pretty soon.
Finally, back to Star Trek , talking to Crave Online ,
John Cho said he felt getting the full cast for Star
Trek back for a fourth film might be difficult,
considering they all originally signed three picture
deals:
The reason I hesitate is just wondering if we
could get everyone. It seems to be an all or
nothing proposition. I want to say, for me, sure,
let’s do another. I enjoy that group. I enjoy
what Star Trek films do in general and say in
general. And I will say one of the pleasures of
having been in Star Trek movies has been seeing
what effect they have in society, like astronauts
saying, “I kind of got into this line of work
because my imagination was sparked from
watching ‘Star Trek.’” That is very cool. What I’m
trying to say is, I just stand by that product.
Getting a whole cast together, that’s tough.
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