‘The Greatest Showman 2’: Hugh Jackman on the musical’s possible sequel

In an interview with Variety, star Hugh Jackman returned to comment on a possible sequel to ‘The Greatest Showman’ musical, which became a massive big-screen hit in 2017.

“There is always a chance for a sequel. I have done several sequels in my career, but there are no projects yet. [para ‘O Rei do Show 2’]. There is no script for a sequel.

Previously, Jackman had already commented on a possible sequel: “Listen, if you know anything about my filmography, you know that I am against any kind of sequel. No more than nine films!” he joked in a comment. to People magazine, alluding to having played Wolverine several times in the “X-Men” franchise, “I’m always open to that possibility, if they have a good idea. Yes, I’m open!”

Despite mixed reviews, “The Greatest Showman” has grossed over $434 million worldwide, spanning nearly 220 days.

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The original film was directed by Michael Gracey in his directorial debut.

Of humble origins and dreaming since childhood of a magical world, PT Barnum (Jackman) defies social barriers by marrying the daughter of his father’s boss and kicks off the realization of his greatest desire by opening a sort of museum of curiosities. The venture fails, but he soon contemplates a bold outcome: produce a big show featuring freaks, cheats, crackpots, and scum of all kinds.

Zac Efron, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson and Michelle Williams were also part of the cast.

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