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Kirsten Dunst Says She Wants In on ‘Minecraft’ Sequel to Make Money

No deal has been announced for the follow-up, which is in early development as Warner Bros. and director Jared Hess signal interest.

Kirsten Dunst is opening up about wanting to make money after the blockbuster "Minecraft Movie."
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Overview

  • Kirsten Dunst told Town & Country she would happily join a sequel, quipping, “Maybe I can just make a movie where I don’t lose money?”
  • She said her two young sons loved the first film, adding a family-driven reason to her interest in the franchise.
  • A Minecraft Movie grossed about $955 million worldwide this year and leads the domestic box office, fueling talk of a continuation.
  • Warner Bros. leaders previously said a sequel was being developed “imminently,” and Jared Hess has said he would be excited to return, yet no casting has been confirmed.
  • Coverage frames Dunst’s comment within her pattern of mixing auteur projects with occasional blockbusters, as she next headlines Derek Cianfrance’s Roofman opening Oct. 10.