The Girl Who Played With Fire Won’t Arrive Until At Least 2014

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Sony has assured audiences that despite The Girl With The Dragon Tattoos slightly disappointing box office numbers, they do indeed plan to continue with the trilogy by making The Girl Who Played With Fire. However, Entertainment Weekly reports that the late 2013 release goal will not happen, meaning the earliest we’ll see the sequel will be 2014.

A source close to production told EW that Dragon Tattoo scribe Steven Zaillian is still working on the script, and nothing will move forward until the screenplay is complete.

Both Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara are locked in for the sequel, but director David Fincher’s involvement has yet to be confirmed. If there is any hope of an early 2014 release, Fincher will have to make a decision relatively soon.

Personally, I loved The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. It was definitely one of my favorite films of 2011, and one of the few films where I’ve loved the book and not had any major complaints with the adaptation to the screen. Mara was absolutely phenomenal as Lisbeth Salander, turning in one of the best performances of the last few years. I think Fincher did a great job, and I’ll be pretty disappointed if he isn’t at the helm of The Girl Who Played With Fire. 

Are you excited for The Girl Who Played With Fire? Share your thoughts below.

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  • anchi

    im really exited for the girl who played the fire…

  • gullyfourmyle

    I’m really disappointed by the delay. The final two books are the real story. If thy second film doesn’t go well the third won’t get made and that will be tragic. I thought the American version was better than the Swedish version because the character looked way too big in the Swedish version. The mystic surrounding Lisbeth was what she was able to accomplish as such a tiny girl. Even the American Rooney Mara was too big but not to the point of losing the point. I’m hoping the second movie captures how tiny the girl was. Her assailants have to look huge by comparison. It was done well using camera angles in The Hobbit. I see no reason why this one can’t do at least as well.