Dungeons & Dragons 2 Script Complete, But Budget Keeps Sequel in Limbo
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Director Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley completed a screenplay for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves 2, but Paramount has not greenlit production due to high costs. The first film earned about $205 million worldwide on a roughly $150 million budget, prompting thoughts of a cheaper, tighter sequel with potential cast returns. Meanwhile, Netflix is developing a separate Forgotten Realms live-action series, underscoring ongoing franchise interest even as the sequel’s fate remains uncertain.
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