In August last year, CEO Bob Egger said that Fox's ace IP "Rise of the Apes" will be "continued to build". Wes Bohr, the director who recently took over the project, revealed that the new version is not a reboot, but continues to tell the story after Caesar's death.
Released in 2017, Rise of the Apes 3: The Final Battle is the third part of Fox's reboot of the Planet of the Apes series, ending with an avalanche in which Caesar successfully flees with the orangutans. They find a peaceful lake to live, and the mysterious little girl is with the orangutans, and Caesar dies in the comfort of Maurice.
How does the next story unfold? "Apes Ball 3" director Reeves made it clear that after the trilogy ended, it would definitely not be a remake of the Planet of the Apes trilogy that awaited the audience, because there was no point in doing so. Producer Peter Schellney said that the Rise of the Apes trilogy was just the end of Caesar's journey, but there were many more stories to tell throughout the film universe. New director Wes Ball said the new version would focus on Caesar's "legacy."
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