The poster for ‘Bourne Legacy’, released in 2012 – Credit: Universal Pictures That story is still out there as well but it’s not… we’re not talking about it. Obviously you have to have a story that fits the actor so if we go on who knows where he’s going to go? He’s not always going to be the Jason Bourne that he was 15 years ago, but there are a lot of other things he could be doing in that world, so I think that’s what’s going to be exciting for us to try and explore.Ĭould we see the Tony Gilroy Jeremy Renner branch of the Bourne story being revived in the future? Is there a risk that your leading man might become too old in the future for more Bourne films? We did leave it wide open at the end of the movie to continue on in Bourne’s world so we’ll see what we can come up with. So right now, we’re taking a pause and then we’re going to dive back in and try to find a story. It’s really about the story, just like on this one, everyone said ‘if you come to us with a good story, we’ll think about it.’
Obviously they’re very pleased with how the movie turned out. Yahoo Movies: Have you spoken with Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon since the film was released? Is there any interest in making any more Bourne movies?ĭirector Paul Greengrass and actor Matt Damon on the set of ‘Jason Bourne’ – Credit: Universal Picturesįrank Marshall: I have spoken to them both.
Here’s everything we learned from Frank Marshall about the future of the Bourne franchise. Speaking to Yahoo Movies to promote with the film’s DVD and Blu-ray release (out now), series producer Frank Marshall told us the franchise is taking a break but a sixth film is currently in development, and it may address the character facing up the ageing process.įans waiting for a follow up to ‘Bourne Legacy’ starring Jeremy Renner as Aaron Cross though will be disappointed to learn that that story arc is currently dead in the water. The Bourne franchise is alive and kicking after ‘Jason Bourne’ – the first Matt Damon-starring entry in the series since 2007’s ‘Bourne Ultimatum’ – raked in £332 million ($415m) at the global box office. L-R: Matt Damon, Paul Greengrass, and frank Marshall at the ‘Bourne Ultimatum’ premiere in 2007 – Credit: Frazer Harrison, Getty Images
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