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Sweet!. Didnt even know they were making a sequel
Evolution Is Sequel And Prequel
Len Wiseman, who directed the upcoming sequel film Underworld: Evolution, told SCI FI Wire that he wanted to explore the characters' pasts as well as their present. "Whether the characters have died in the first film or not, there's a lot of stuff that's still being discovered and uncovered about them that's in this film that we always knew we were going to do in the first one," Wiseman said in an interview on the set in Vancouver, B.C., last January. "And there's aspects of this one that carry over."
Underworld: Evolution continues where Underworld left off, with Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman returning to their roles as the vampire Selene and vampire-werewolf hybrid Michael Corvin. It will also look back at the origins of the conflict, through both historical flashbacks and genetic memories, each having a distinctive visual design.
"I didn't want to do the same film over again," Wiseman said. "There's genetic memories in this film that will have the look of the ones in the first film. And then there's other flashbacks, when we go into the medieval era and all that. There's a whole different design for that as well."
Wiseman said that one of the biggest differences in making the sequel has been a concern about meeting the expectations of fans, something he didn't have to worry about on the original. "People know about the franchise now," he said. "Before, it was just any decision that you had on the way certain things should go, or the way the characters should play out. There's a lot of anticipation now that there wasn't before. ... There's pressure on to satisfy what the fans are looking for." Underworld: Evolution opens Jan. 20, 2006.
Len Wiseman, who directed the upcoming sequel film Underworld: Evolution, told SCI FI Wire that he wanted to explore the characters' pasts as well as their present. "Whether the characters have died in the first film or not, there's a lot of stuff that's still being discovered and uncovered about them that's in this film that we always knew we were going to do in the first one," Wiseman said in an interview on the set in Vancouver, B.C., last January. "And there's aspects of this one that carry over."
Underworld: Evolution continues where Underworld left off, with Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman returning to their roles as the vampire Selene and vampire-werewolf hybrid Michael Corvin. It will also look back at the origins of the conflict, through both historical flashbacks and genetic memories, each having a distinctive visual design.
"I didn't want to do the same film over again," Wiseman said. "There's genetic memories in this film that will have the look of the ones in the first film. And then there's other flashbacks, when we go into the medieval era and all that. There's a whole different design for that as well."
Wiseman said that one of the biggest differences in making the sequel has been a concern about meeting the expectations of fans, something he didn't have to worry about on the original. "People know about the franchise now," he said. "Before, it was just any decision that you had on the way certain things should go, or the way the characters should play out. There's a lot of anticipation now that there wasn't before. ... There's pressure on to satisfy what the fans are looking for." Underworld: Evolution opens Jan. 20, 2006.
