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Summary
- Production on
Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 3
is reportedly stalled due to lack of financing. -
Chapter 2
‘s release date uncertainty contributes to the film series’ unclear future. - Despite
Chapter 2
‘s planned premiere at Venice Film Festival on September 7, its public debut remains unknown, casting doubt on if the Western will continue to be produced.
Horizon: An American Saga‘s future is starting to look more uncertain, as production on Chapter 3 reportedly stalls following the lack of clarity surrounding Chapter 2‘s release date. Following Horizon Chapter 1‘s lukewarm reviews and disastrous box office performance, earning just $34.3 million against a $50 million budget, Chapter 2 was pulled from Warner Bros.’ theatrical release schedule. Originally meant to come out on Augst 16, the movie will instead premiere at Venice Film Festival on September 7, though there is still no word about when its public debut is going to be.
Now, Puck has reported that production for Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 3 has stalled due to a lack of financing for the next part of Costner’s Western epic. The report claims filming has not restarted yet due to monetary issues, potentially putting the film’s future in jeopardy. For now, all that’s certain is when Chapter 2 will arrive at Venice, the overarching future of the film series now uncertain.
More to come…
Source: Puck
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