Elizabeth Moss has shared that she’s continuing to develop a sequel to . The film, which came out in 2020, was a significant achievement for the actor.
In an interview with , Moss talked about how well the main movie did, noting it came out right before lockdowns closed theaters worldwide. “It was playing for just two weeks when COVID hit, but it still earned hundreds of millions of dollars,” she explained. “We could have quickly made another movie and released it directly on streaming, and some people probably would have profited from that.”
I’m incredibly thankful to Universal and producer Jason Blum for avoiding that and for maintaining a high standard, which is rare in situations like this, and genuinely wanting to do the project justice,” Moss went on to say. “It’s definitely an uncommon approach, as this kind of thing doesn’t typically occur. However, I believe it’s essential. We all deeply love that film, and the team who created it are incredibly proud of what we accomplished.
Moss explained they’re being careful with the upcoming sequel to ensure it lives up to expectations. “We really want to make sure it’s worthy, and it’s going to have to be as good if not better,” he said. “That’s been kind of what’s slowed us down, but I don’t think that’s a bad thing. If we’re going to do it, it’s got to be right.” He confirmed they are still committed to the project and are actively working on developing the right script.
Written and directed by Leigh Whannell, The Invisible Man offered audiences a fresh, contemporary spin on the classic H. G. Wells novel from 1897. The story follows Cecilia Kass (Moss), a talented architect who tries to escape her controlling and abusive relationship with tech expert Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson-Cohen). This leads to Adrian seemingly taking his own life. However, as the film progresses, it becomes increasingly obvious that Adrian’s death was a deception.
Adrian meticulously planned his deceit, allowing him to use his advanced technology to secretly harass and frighten Cee. After its release, The Invisible Man was highly praised by both critics and viewers, resulting in numerous prestigious award nominations (and 20 wins) and earning $144.5 million in theaters despite a modest $7 million budget.
Fans Believed The Invisible Man Saga Was Finished
In January, he indicated he wasn’t planning to continue the story. He explained, “With Invisible Man, we discussed the track ‘Denouement,’ and given how powerfully the film concluded, I don’t think it would be right to add more to that ending,” he stated at the time.
I was really pleased with how it turned out, so I don’t feel creatively driven to continue working on it. The need for funding is a separate issue. The studio might see things differently and want to pursue it further for financial reasons – they might think it should continue because they want to earn more money. But from an artistic standpoint, I think it’s best to consider it finished. It feels complete, and I’m happy to leave it as is. Let’s just not reopen that door.
The Invisible Man 2 does not have a release date at this time.
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2025-10-02 16:09