According to foreign media reports, scott Drikson, director who has filmed films such as "Doctor Strange" and "The Day the Earth Stops Turning", has a new project. He will be filming the sequel to the 1986 film Labyrinth of Magic, directed by Jim Hansen and starring rock stars David Bowie and Jennifer Connery.
It is understood that screenwriter Maggie Levine will write the script of this film, and her representative work is "Into the Darkness". Robert Cargill, who wrote the screenplay for Doctor Strange with Scott Drikson, will become the film's producer. The original 1986 Labyrinth of Magic is a critically acclaimed cult film. The film tells the story of two children. When Sarah was taking care of her young brother, she was very upset because her brother was crying incessantly, so she willfully hoped that the demon world could take the crying child away. But because her inadvertent wish-making spell came true, Jas, who ruled the magical world, entered the real world and took Sarah's brother away. Jass tells Sarah that the only way to bring her brother back is within 12 hours, through the labyrinth that surrounds the magic castle. As Sarah enters the maze in search of the right route, time passes little by little, and she encounters many surprising challenges that delay her journey to rescue her brother...
In the original film, David Bowie played the elven king, and his unique shape is unforgettable. In fact, the sequel was launched in 2017. The plan was for Federico Alvarez, the director of Hold Your Breath, to write the script and shoot the film. In the plan at the time, the goblin king, originally played by David Bowie, would not appear in the sequel. At present, the sequel to "Magic Labyrinth" directed by Derekson has no specific dynamics.