Earlier this week, Jordan Peele’s third feature film as director, Universal Pictures noIt crossed the $100 million mark at the domestic box office. This horror saga marked a major turning point for Billy as a writer/director, putting him in the rare company of being a filmmaker whose first three films grossed over $100 million in we, They are all original ideas and are not IP based. So what’s next for the director? Speaking in a new interview, Bell joked that he has ideas about what might happen next, but needs to take the time to think about the world and watch movies.
When asked before empire If a long-forgotten tweet from the director might hold the key to his next movie, Bell replied, “I doubt it. I don’t know what’s next, there are some ideas creeping in. I need to plunge into the world a bit and let the world tell me which one is next. So this is What I’m going to spend the next two months doing…sit, watch, wait, look at my coffee. If I watch good movies, I’ll get inspiration, even if it doesn’t have anything to do with anything you want to do. It will work for me. Sometimes inspiration comes on Immediately, sometimes it comes in a long time. I need some watching and listening, you can’t always express yourself. You have to listen.”
After the release of his second feature we In 2019, Peele signed a five-year deal with Universal Pictures, resulting in a 2021 reelase candy manthese years noand the next Honk for Jesus. save your soul. Peele has also been attached to produce a remake of Wes Craven’s people under the stairsAnother global version.
Bell previously told Business Insider about his original projects (for those following, no It would be the second of those four.) “The best and scariest monsters in the world are humans and what we can do especially when we’re together. I’ve been working in these places about these different social demons, these innately human monsters that are woven into the fabric of how we think and how we interact, and every one of my films will be about A different one from these social demons.”
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