RED 2 is In the Works. REDDER, Maybe? ORANGE Would Be Next on the Spectrum… Hmm.

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As announced by Summit Entertainment yesterday, Erich and Jon Hoeber, the writers behind the screenplay of RED, are at work scripting a second installment of the story.  No word yet on what the sequel will entail, plot-wise, but anyone who saw the first movie will be aware that it sets up for a sequel.

A sequel that has John Malkovich in drag.

According to MTV, RED quietly made a nice haul at the box office, thus proving its sequelability.  The movie itself was good fun, with a bunch of actors in it who are just a pleasure to watch.  Maybe with a sequel they could expand the cast even more.  Liam Neeson, for example.  Add in Harrison Ford and you’re bridging two generations of Star Wars movies, and making RED a essential part of the vocabulary of any Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon player.

And it also hopefully pays out a nice check to Warren Ellis, writer of the comic RED, on which the movie was loosely based… because he is awesome.


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