Ben Stillers night at the museum gets a restart 20 years after the original

Nearly 20 years after The legs pose First depicted a man who takes a night shift safety game at the New York City Museum of Natural History, the audience can begin to prepare for another Night at the museum.

Wednesday, June 9, multiple socket reported to Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn LevyProduction Companies 21 Laps Entertainment has begun to develop a new Night at the museum Film for Disney’s 1900s studios.

According to the reports, the film in Works will tell an original story centered about new characters at the museum. Levy, who directed the first 2006 film and its 2009 and 2014 followers Battle of the Smithsonian and The secret of the graveWill produce the film through 21 laps together with Dan Levine and the company’s CEO Emily Morris. Tripper Clancy, the screenwriter behind comedies as 2019 Stiff and Kevin Harts series The difficultWill write the new movie, according to reports.

Night at the museum was loosely adapted from a children’s book from 1993 with the title The night at the museumby Milan Trenc. The film followed Stiller, now 59, as a separate man named Larry Daley, who takes a job as a night security guard at Manhattan’s Museum of Natural History and finds that an ancient Egyptian artifact at the museum causes its exhibitions come to life at night.

Larry is forced to handle the Rambunctious historical exhibitions and eventually fights with the museum’s elderly, retirement security guards (Dick van Dyke and Mickey Rooney), which he discovers have benefited from the magic of the Egyptian artifact and attempts to steal it. Apart from Stiller, Van Dyke and Rooney, the movie also cost Carla Gugino, Ricky Gervais, Rami Malek, Paul Rudd, Robin Williams, Rami Malek, Steve Coogan, Mizuo Peck and Owen Wilson.

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The film’s sequel follows Larry as he travels to Washington, DC when the magical artifact is moved to the Smithsonian institution in the country’s capital and Larry’s efforts to save his friends from the exhibition from losing his ability to come to life when traveling to the London British Museum.

It is unclear who can start in the new Night at the museum Film; Information about casting, as well as who will direct the film or when it will be released has not yet been released.