Charlize Theron Reveals The Old Guard Sequel's Script Is Complete, Filming Will Begin In 2022
Hollywood star Charlize Theron has revealed that the much-awaited follow-up film to her Netflix blockbuster The Old Guard will start production in 2022.
Hollywood
star
Charlize
Theron
has
revealed
that
the
much-awaited
follow-up
film
to
her
Netflix
blockbuster
The
Old
Guard
will
start
production
in
2022.
Talking
to
Variety,
the
45-year-old
actor
said
that
the
film's
script
has
been
finalised
and
it
will
be
shot
in
the
"first
quarter
of
2022".
An
adaptation
of
the
graphic
novel
of
the
same
name,
The
Old
Guard
was
written
and
directed
by
Gina
Prince-Bythewood.
The
film
was
about
a
small
group
of
immortal
soldiers,
led
by
a
woman
named
Andy
(Theron),
who
have
been
working
as
mercenaries
for
centuries.
But
the
group
gets
a
shock
when
they
find
a
new
immortal
woman,
not
long
after
they
discover
that
an
evil
group
has
video
evidence
of
their
immortality.
The
movie,
which
released
in
July
2020
to
universal
praise
from
the
critics
and
the
audiences,
also
featured
Kiki
Layne,
Marwan
Kenzari,
Luca
Marinelli,
Harry
Melling,
Van
Veronica
Ngo,
Matthias
Schoenaerts,
and
Chiwetel
Ejiofor.
During
the
brief
interview,
Theron
was
also
asked
whether
the
film's
queer
couple
Joe
and
Nicky,
played
by
Kenzari
and
Marinelli,
will
also
be
back
for
the
sequel.
The
actor
replied,
"Oh,
yeah!.
They're
definitely
there." Theron
most
recently
reprised
her
role
of
Cipher
in
Fast
and
Furious
9.
She
will
next
feature
in
Netflix's
young
adult
fantasy
film
The
School
for
Good
and
Evil,
directed
by
Paul
Feig.