Overview

• Stone told NBC's Today she doesn't see the point of a reboot and signaled she is unlikely to reprise Catherine Tramell.
• Amazon MGM Studios' United Artists is backing the project, with Eszterhas hired on a reported $2 million against $4 million if produced.
• Coverage has described the project as “anti-woke,” and Eszterhas publicly defended his approach and his ability to write the film at age 80.
• There is no production timeline or casting, and Eszterhas has indicated Catherine Tramell would feature, though he has not secured Stone’s involvement.
• The original 1992 film earned about $352–353 million worldwide, while the 2006 sequel was a critical and commercial flop at roughly $38.6 million.