Overview
- Producer Bobby Cohen says the fourth film will reset the series, allowing the Horsemen to perform openly rather than remain fugitives.
- He describes a shift back to large-scale, crowd-facing shows as the core creative focus for the next installment.
- Cohen says Lionsgate approved development of the sequel before Now You See Me: Now You Don't reached theaters, reflecting early studio confidence.
- He adds that the wait for the next chapter will be shorter than the near decade between the second and third films.
- Now You See Me: Now You Don't opened to $75.5 million worldwide and topped the weekend box office, according to Variety.