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Mark Millar Talks Wanted 2 And Replacing Angelina Jolie

Mark Millar Talks Wanted 2 And Replacing Angelina Jolie

MTV spoke to "Wanted" co-creator Mark Miller at the South By Southwest Film Festival and got some insight to an "Wanted 2" film.


One thing we found out that if the film is made Angelina Jolie will not be in the film and its fraternity of assassins will move forward without her.


"They killed off the most recognizable character, but I thought it was great to do that," Millar told MTV News. "It was so ballsy to kill off the one person you didn't expect to die."


"What they're talking about is just moving on with the story and doing it properly," he said. "Just bringing in another cool character as this world opens up with all the different fraternities out there all across the world. This could change at any moment, but the last I heard two weeks ago, was that was the plan moving forward."


With the first film diverging significantly from Millar's source material, we had to ask whether he'd like to see a more faithful sequel that goes back to the themes and storylines of the original comic.



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"The way I look at it is, Raymond Chandler has a brilliant quote about his adaptations where he said, 'No matter what they do to the movies, it doesn't change the book on my shelf,'" said Millar. "And primarily I'm a comic guy. People say, 'Oh, you're going to go off and work in Hollywood' [and] I'm like, 'Not really, no.' It's a nice little extra job, but really I'm a comic book guy."
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