And how this will resolve the surprising development at the end of the film.
At the end of August, Netflix premiered a new film based on the books by author Richard Osman. This was a star-studded adaptation of The Thursday Murder Club, a film that followed a bunch of pensioners who teamed up to solve a cold case. There has been no word yet as to whether this has been enough of a success to warrant a sequel, but there are several additional books to draw from, meaning a follow-up is not out of the question.
This is something that director Christopher Columbus has commented on in a recent interview with Collider, where he explains that he has already studied the other books in the series to better sculpt out his film characters, while also hoping to use a sequel as a way to answer the big talking point of how the movie differentiates from the books, namely the arrest at the end of the flick.
Beware, as Columbus‘ comments head into spoiler territory for the film.
