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Will Smith & Michael B. Jordan Team Up For ‘I Am Legend’ Sequel

Didn't Will Smith's character blow up?

Two film legends are teaming up for an iconic box office hit for the first time. Deadline reported that I Am Legend is set for a sequel starring Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan.

Not only that but Smith and Jordan are slated to co-produce the film with the co-writer of the original hit movie script, Akiva Goldsman, also returning to write for the sequel. No director has been named yet, though Francis Lawrence directed the first film.

I Am Legend was the latest adaptation of Richard Matheson’s 1954 novel and follows Robert Neville (Smith), one of the very few survivors of a massive, deadly pandemic that killed most people and turned many others into vampire-like mutant creatures.

According to People, the first I Am Legend movie garnered over $585 million worldwide.

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Although there is excitement about announcing an I Am Legend sequel, fans are struggling to guess where the story might go. Smith’s Neville dies in the first film. Some thoughts have been shared on Twitter:

If you haven’t already, check out the director’s cut alternate ending here:

Are you ready to see Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan on the big screen together?

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