Warner Bros. Planning 'Clash in the Leaders 3' (Exclusive)

Because of Warner Bros. "Clash in the Leaders" Leaders will clash for your third time, if Warner Bros. features its own way.our editor recommendsLiam Neeson: Back as Zeus in 'Clash in the Titans' SequelRosamund Pike in Discussions for 'Clash in the Titans' SequelSam Worthington Apologizes For 'Clash in the Titans' The studio, that's in publish-production with Legendary Pictures on Clash in the Leaders follow-up Wrath in the Leaders, is developing the next installment in the tales inspired with the Greek myths, even though Wrath doesn't open until March 30, 2012. VIDEOS: Top Finest Grossing Films of 2010 Serta Mazeau and David Leslie Manley, who co-written Wrath's script with Steven Dark evening in addition to share story credit with Greg Berlanti, are actually enlisted to develop and write cure for your threequel, which might continue the adventures of Perseus, carried out by Mike Worthington. Affiliates condition that Agenor, someone-like character carried out by Toby Kebbell, may also figure to the new story, since the second movie leaves the entrance open for your character's return. The creating team behind Wrath, Tulsi Iwanyk and Polly Johnsen among it, would return for your new installment should it move ahead as would Wrath Jonathan Liebesman, though no deals will be in place. Leaders, directed by Louis Leterrier, made $163 million in your area together with an astonishing $330 million overseas. Wrath again reunites not only Worthington but Liam Neeson, Take advantage of Fiennes and Danny Huston as Greek gods, and throws in stars Edgar Ramirez, Rosamund Pike and Bill Nighy among others. Mazeau and Manley aren't a writing team but increased being one for your Leaders movies. Both were well-loved by Warners: Mazeau, repped by CAA and Circle of Confusion, done The Costly and Jonny Mission for your studio while Manley, repped by Paradigm, done 2009's The Oprhan and 2011's Red-colored-colored Riding Hood. Email: Borys.Package@thr.com Twitter: @Borys_Package Liam Neeson Mike Worthington Warner Bros. Take advantage of Fiennes