Director Francis Lawrence has dropped the bombshell fans have been waiting for – Constantine 2 is officially in the works, marking the return of Keanu Reeves as the supernatural exorcist John Constantine. Get ready to dive back into the world of demons and dark forces as Lawrence, Reeves, and screenwriter Akiva Goldsman collaborate on this highly anticipated sequel. While a release date is yet to be announced, let’s explore what we know so far about Constantine 2.
Constantine 2 Confirmed: In a recent interview, Francis Lawrence confirmed the development of Constantine 2. The director expressed excitement about the project, revealing that work on the sequel is underway, with Thanksgiving expected to mark a significant milestone in cracking the script.
“The regime at DC changed, and they’ve got their plans. But luckily, we managed to wrangle some control and started working on some ideas for Constantine 2, which we’re really excited about.” – Francis Lawrence
Constantine 2 Release Date: While the release date for Constantine 2 remains elusive, speculations suggest it could find its place in the DC Universe after James Gunn’s “Superman Legacy” project. With works expected to commence post-Thanksgiving, a late 2025 or mid-2026 release seems plausible, allowing ample space in the DCU timeline.
Constantine 2 Trailer: As the project is in its early stages, a trailer is yet to surface. However, with the confirmation of the sequel, fans can anticipate a first look in the coming year.
Constantine 2 Cast: Keanu Reeves is set for a triumphant return as John Constantine. Speculations also hint at the potential comeback of Rachel Weisz as Angela Dodson and Djimon Hounsou as Midnite. Villain-wise, Peter Stormare may reprise his role as Lucifer, promising an exciting cast with a mix of familiar faces.
Constantine 2 Plot: While details on the plot are scant, Akiva Goldsman, the screenwriter, assures that the essence of the character remains intact. The film is expected to explore the fine line between good and evil, presenting an authentic noir experience. Possibilities include a direct sequel involving Tilda Swinton’s Gabriel or a narrative that expands Constantine’s universe within the broader DCU, possibly intersecting with other superheroes like Swamp Thing.
