The 1905 film Network News is in preparation for the film "A Quiet Place" out of the sequel, and the news of the change in the crew has been reported a few days ago. According to foreign media reports, the film's original director, Jeff Nichols, has now parted ways with the producer. As for the specific reason for his departure from the crew, it is still unknown.
With Jeff Nichols leaving the crew, Paramount also made a series of adjustments to the crew to minimize the loss and impact of Jeff Nichols' departure. Whether Jeff Nichols' script will be retained is still unknown. Originally from Arkansas, Jeff Nichols' "Survival" won the Grand Prix of the Critics' Week at the 64th Cannes Film Festival and the Grand Jury Prize at the 27th Sundance Film Festival. In 2012, his film "Sludge" was shortlisted for the main competition section of the 65th Cannes Film Festival. It is a rising star in the American film industry.
It is clear that under the control of John Krasinski, the entire "Silent Universe" is moving forward in an orderly manner. The story and background of "A Quiet Place" are full of mysteries. In particular, the origin of those "sound monsters" is fascinating. Moreover, the number of survivors in the whole world is also an unsolved mystery. Therefore, it is logical that the film expands into a universe. The fear in A Quiet Place comes from unknown creatures, animals hunted by sound. As long as you make a sound, you will be hunted, so keeping quiet is the only way to survive.