Multiple outlets report that Michael Johnston, known for his breakout role in Focus Features’ horror film “Obsession,” is in early talks to join “The Mummy,” the next installment in Universal Pictures’ long-running horror franchise. The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline both indicate that Johnston would join the film’s returning cast members Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. Details about Johnston’s specific role have not been confirmed. The reports frame the development as preliminary, with no finalized casting announcement or character information yet available. Universal’s production is described as a new sequel installment, associated with “The Mummy” brand, and the reporting includes that the film would star Fraser and Weisz as part of the continuing storyline. The sources do not provide additional plot specifics or production dates. As of the reports, Johnston’s involvement remains in “early talks,” and the character he would portray is still undisclosed.
Michael Johnston in early talks to join Universal’s next The Mummy film
Multiple outlets report that Michael Johnston, known for his breakout role in Focus Features’ horror film “Obsession,” is in early talks to join “The Mummy,” the next installment in Universal Pictures...
- Michael Johnston is reported to be in early talks to join Universal’s next “The Mummy” film.
- Brendan Fraser is described as returning for the next “The Mummy” installment.
- Rachel Weisz is described as returning for the next “The Mummy” installment.
- The outlets report that Johnston’s specific role/character has not been disclosed yet.
- No final casting decision is reported; the discussions are at an early stage.
Michael Johnston, star of Curry Barker’s breakout Focus Features horror film Obsession, is in early talks for a role in The Mummy, the next installment in the iconic horror franchise from Universal Pictures, Deadline has confirmed. No word yet on the role to be played by Johnston. But he’ll star opposite the returning Brendan Fraser, Rachel […]
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