Warner
Bros
is
hoping
to
start
production
for
the
upcoming
instalment
of
the
Keanu
Reeves
Matrix,
in
July.
The
makers
have
signed
an
eight-week
extension
to
keep
the
actor
on
hold
to
begin
the
shooting
as
soon
as
possible.
According
to
a
report
by
Variety,
the
cast
of
the
film,
including
Keanu
Reeves,
and
director
Lana
Wachowski,
has
committed
to
the
film
and
agreed
to
be
on
standby
until
July
6,
2020.
The
fourth
instalment
of
the
film
started
production
in
February
in
San
Francisco,
and
was
set
to
move
to
Berlin
for
the
second
schedule
in
mid-march.
However,
the
production
was
cancelled
due
to
the
ongoing
pandemic.
The
film
will
star
actors
Keanu
Reeves
and
Carrie-Anne
Moss,
who
are
set
to
reprise
their
iconic
roles.
The
duo
will
also
be
joined
by
Yahya
Abdul-Mateen
II,
Neil
Patrick
Harris,
Brian
J
Smith,
Toby
Onwumere
and
Jonathan
Groff.
Reports
suggested
that
Priyanka
Chopra
will
also
join
the
cast,
but
no
confirmation
has
been
shared
by
the
makers
yet.
The
script
for
the
new
film
has
been
co-written
by
Aleksandar
Hemon,
David
Mitchell
and
director
of
previous
releases,
John
Wachowski.
While
talking
about
the
film's
first
impression,
he
said,
"It's
definitely,
from
what
I
know
of
it,
it's
incredibly
fun.
I
think
if
you're
a
fan
of
the
original
trilogy
you're
gonna
love
this.
Coming
back
with
a
vengeance."
Matrix
4
is
scheduled
for
a
2021
release.
Warner
Bros
have
not
announced
a
fixed
release
date,
but
the
delay
in
production
will
cause
a
delay
in
film's
release
for
sure.