Brad Pitt is set to reprise his role as Gerry Lane in a highly anticipated sequel to the 2013 zombie blockbuster "World War Z". Directed by Edward Berger and penned by Dennis Kelly, the new film is being co-produced by Pitt's Plan B Entertainment under Paramount Pictures. This revival of the post-apocalyptic saga has generated considerable excitement among fans, especially given the original film's global success and significant box office earnings.

Brad Pitt is set to reprise his role as Gerry Lane in a highly anticipated sequel to the 2013 zombie blockbuster "World War Z". Directed by Edward Berger and penned by Dennis Kelly, the new film is being co-produced by Pitt's Plan B Entertainment under Paramount Pictures. This revival of the post-apocalyptic saga has generated considerable excitement among fans, especially given the original film's global success and significant box office earnings.

Brad Pitt is set to reprise his role as Gerry Lane in a highly anticipated sequel to the 2013 zombie blockbuster "World War Z". Directed by Edward Berger and penned by Dennis Kelly, the new film is being co-produced by Pitt's Plan B Entertainment under Paramount Pictures. This revival of the post-apocalyptic saga has generated considerable excitement among fans, especially given the original film's global success and significant box office earnings.

Back in 2013, Brad Pitt gave us a sublime zombie blockbuster with World War Z. It even triggered a chain of parodies and inspirations, and then the film disappeared into the annals of cinema archives and IMDB pages. So, it is palpable that fans are in a state of excitement at the news of a new World War Z film.

Yes, the gritty zombie apocalypse is officially back on the menu with Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt finally returning to fight the undead in a long-awaited sequel to World War Z.

After years in what seemed like development hell, Paramount Pictures is finally reviving the post-apocalyptic saga, with award-winning All Quiet on the Western Front-fame filmmaker Edward Berger at the helm.

His recent papal thriller Conclave seems to have helped him grab the top job as director in the movie that stars Pitt as the relentless former UN investigator Gerry Lane.

In World War Z, Lane had raced across the globe to stop a fast-spreading pandemic that brought humanity to its knees.

This is also not Pitt’s first outing with Berge, with the duo recently wrapping up The Riders, the upcoming psychological thriller based on Tim Winton’s novel.

The World War Z sequel, set to be co-produced by Pitt with Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner under his Plan B Entertainment banner, has also roped in Utopia-fame British screenwriter Dennis Kelly for the script.

The plot, obviously, is under lock and key for now, but fans of the first movie are already excited at the news that the project is finally moving forward.

The 2013 movie was directed by Marc Forster, earning $540 million globally, thereby setting a benchmark for zombie movies at the time.

Earlier talks of the sequel had acclaimed director David Fincher attached to it, but it was later binned due to budget woes in 2019.

Pitt is fresh off the laurels of the superhit F1: The Movie. His upcoming David Ayer flick Heart of the Beast is also projected to be a hit. The star returns to the zombie-infested wasteland as a veteran actor, and this could be the blockbuster spectacle audiences have been waiting for since 2013.