David Jonsson Has No New Details on Alien: Romulus Sequel
The Andy actor says he knows only that Ridley Scott is more involved and the script is progressing, and he hopes to return.
David Jonsson says he has no fresh information about the Alien: Romulus sequel beyond what has already been reported. In an interview, the actor who played the android Andy said he understands Ridley Scott is becoming more involved and that the script is moving forward, according to screenrant.com.
Jonsson added that he loves the character and hopes to return for a sequel that takes the story further. He did not offer any plot, casting or production details of his own.
The sequel remains in development without a director attached. Fede Álvarez, who directed and co-wrote Alien: Romulus, is producing alongside Ridley Scott.
What is already known about the project
Alien: Romulus was released on August 16, 2024, and grossed $350.865 million worldwide on an estimated $80 million budget. It holds an 80% critical approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and a direct sequel was announced after its release.
Álvarez said in a TooFab interview that he will not direct the sequel but remains a producer and co-wrote the story. Separately, an Alien prequel tied to Prometheus and Alien: Covenant is reportedly in development with Aaron Guzikowski as screenwriter, and the TV series Alien: Earth has been renewed for season 2.
Quick answers
Is David Jonsson returning for the Alien: Romulus sequel?
Jonsson has said he loves playing Andy and hopes to return, but no casting has been confirmed.
Who is directing the Alien: Romulus sequel?
No director is attached. Fede Álvarez is producing alongside Ridley Scott.