Peter Jackson reveals Tintin sequel will be his next film - Flickering Myth
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Jumping Jellyfish! Who saw this one coming? 15-years after Steven Spielberg’s The Adventures of Tintin was released, Peter Jackson has revealed that his next film will be the long-planned sequel. Jackson, who has spent the last few years making critically-acclaimed documentaries They Shall Not Grow Old and Get Back, was receiving the 2026 Honorary Grand Prize at the Sitges Film Festival in Catalonia when he gave fans an update on his producer-duties in Middle-earth, as-well-as revealing that Tintin would be his next film behind the camera. “We have The Shadow of the Past, which is in the scriptwriting stage. The Hunt for Gollum is almost finished filming. I think there are about two weeks of shooting left. And we’ve also already written the script for Tintin 2, the second Tintin film.
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