An update has emerged regarding the long-anticipated follow-up to Richard Donner’s beloved film. The writer responsible for the sequel, Potsy Ponciroli, recently shared details at a film festival in Venice, hinting that the project is steadily advancing.

Extensive debates have arisen regarding This version maintains the context while ensuring the phrasing is entirely unique the sequel’s future, with various reports confirming and then denying progress. Now it appears clear that something is developing with Ponciroli at the helm of the script. During a panel moderated by a prominent entertainment outlet, he revealed specifics about the script's current status.

Ponciroli explained that he has completed the initial draft, which received positive feedback, and that he is now polishing the second draft, which is nearly complete. This development suggests that the early feedback was promising and that the project is gaining momentum.

Several points were highlighted during the update:

• The first version of the script was turned in and well regarded.
• The second draft is about 95 percent finished, indicating steady progress.
• The journey from draft to final approved version still involves additional revisions before production can commence.

Some ambiguity still surrounds the total count of… further revisions needed before the project transitions from script to screen, with even some of the original film’s stars expressing reservations. Ponciroli made It's evident that he has no intention of recreate what already exists. Instead, he envisions this new installment as an extension of the original, a natural continuation of a story that has never truly ended.

The news has certainly stirred excitement among longtime enthusiasts of the film. Fans are eager to see how this sequel will pay tribute to the original's enduring influence while charting its own unique course.