“Night at The Museum” Reboot in Development
There is a reboot of the Night at the Museum franchise in the works. Deadline broke the news that classic 2000s film franchise is being reimagined by production company 21 laps, with Tripper Clancy attached as a writer and previous director of each movie in the franchise Shawn Levy was named alongside Dan Levine as a producer.
Tripper Clancy has written on Netflix’s I Am Not Okay With This as well as action comedy films Die Hart and Stuber. As for Shawn Levy, this is the latest in a host of upcoming production credits which range from future endeavors in the likes of Stranger Things and Star Wars to other long untouched properties such as Real Steel.
There is no word yet on release date, plot details or any confirmed cast members, meaning we still do not know if Ben Stiller will reprise the role of Larry Daley. Ben Stiller is returning to star and produce for another successful comedy franchise in the new sequel of Meet the Parents in 2026, so there is reason for Night At The Museum fans to be optimistic about him returning in some capacity.
The Night at the Museum franchise has generated over $540,000,000 in box office revenue over the years, and has sported huge names in supporting roles such as Robin Williams, Owen Wilson, Rami Malek and Ricky Gervais to name a few.
In the meantime, every Night at the Museum movie is available to stream on Disney+.
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