New Chapter on the Horizon: Fleischer Maps Out a 2029 Return to a Beloved Franchise

A revitalized feeling of enthusiasm saturates the atmosphere as longtime fans hold on to hopes for another installment in a beloved series. The director envisions reuniting familiar faces and continuing the "expeditions that have enthralled audiences for years".

Ruben Fleischer, who is currently engaged with his latest project Now You See Me: Now You Don't, has kept the previous series in his thoughts. The memorable characters from past films—Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita, and Little Rock—made their last appearance in the 2019 sequel. With an aim to craft a new chapter, Fleischer has outlined his timeline and plans for what many believe could be the third film.

In a recent conversation with a prominent figure, entertainment publication, Fleischer discussed not only his current project but also his overall career trajectory. He shared his intentions for the next installment, setting a timeframe that echoes the legacy of the franchise:

• The film had its first screening back in 2009.
• A decade later, the sequel was released in 2019.
• The prospective new film is currently envisioned for 2029.

The director pointed out that the series was essentially designed to return after a 10-year gap, with plans already forming for future projects. However, despite the outlined vision and fervor behind the idea, no official confirmations have emerged regarding the third film as of now.