Screenwriter Jane Black helped perfect the action/comedy formula in the 1980s and 90s, but I would argue that the "beautiful guys", his directorial effort for 2016 he co-wrote with Anthony Bagarosi, is his purest pleasant riff of that formula. Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe's co-star in the 1970s detectives mystery, which is as funny as it is attractive, and many who have seen that years are looking forward to a sequel.

/Film was on the ship with the original film from the first day - in fact, even earlier than that, from We had the opportunity to visit the set as the film was filmed. We wrote earlier about how It is criminal that the "beautiful guys" have never received a sequelAnd Gosling explained that someone is unlikely Because the original broke into the box office with the movie "Angry Birds", a movie that everyone remembers and thinks very well and totally forgotten that it once existed.

Now Jane Black has a new update for the possible "The Nice Guys 2." In a new interview in one feature that can be found on A great new release of the film for the second view of the film 4K edition of the filmBlack explains:

"I know the situation with the rights of the" beautiful guys "is a little difficult. The producer of ELOEL (Silver)" SA, Warner Bros. is a distributor, has a supervisor company to which Keno Cao is a producer. So, to be carved - to make sure - in other words, can you make the sequel? I agree, it's a good script, and it will be very expensive and the studio will say, "Well, isn't the last type of bomb in theaters?" And you say, 'Yes, but we want to spend twice as much as this in any case to bring them all back.' "

In the same interview, the Black tuned what the "beautiful guys 2" looked like, if it gave it the advantage:

"The sequel should have been any number of things, because in the end, I came from the time I used to read a character named Shell Scott in a series of books by Richard Prater, and the character was so great. The capers changed, but you bought it for the character. So it wasn't really important.

As you can see, Black seems to be punished back and forth between two sexes here, acknowledging the fact that the sequel is likely to be banned expensive, but there is obvious there will be hope that it can happen anyway. Despite the fact that the Warner Bros. Film Division is currently led by Pam Abdi and Mike de Luka, who are well-known filmmakers, it seems unlikely that the Nice Guys 2 will be made while the notorious CEO of Penny-Pinching, David Zaislav.

"It costs one ton, and the studio looks at it and says:" We love Ryan. We love Russell. People love the film, but Didn't hit when he came outSo we can't justify our boss, who says, well, how did the first do? 'That's the problem. They can't just make a decision because they want something. It is about holding their jobs, "Black concluded in the interview. Abdi and De Luka have so far managed to go in a good line between directors' visions and keep their boss shown, but I imagine taking the cube of" The Nice Guys 2 "can be a cube that may not. Open for a sequel one day.