Brad Pitt confirmed for World War Z sequel
**Brad Pitt** will star in the 'World War Z' sequel, directed by **Edward Berger**. **Paramount** production confirms the actor's return.
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**Brad Pitt** will return for the 'World War Z' sequel, which will be directed by **Edward Berger** and produced by **Paramount**.
## The return of a hit zombie franchise
The news that **Brad Pitt** will once again face hordes of the infected in the 'World War Z' sequel has turned the film world upside down. **Paramount** has confirmed that the actor, who already starred in the first installment in **2013**, will once again play **Gerry Lane**. This time, direction will be in the hands of the German **Edward Berger**, known for his work on series such as 'Patrick Melrose' and films such as 'All Quiet on the Western Front'.
## A new chapter for the saga
The first 'World War Z' surprised many with its more realistic approach and epic scale, grossing more than **540 million dollars** worldwide. The sequel promises to keep that line, exploring new facets of the zombie pandemic and humanity's survival strategies. The choice of **Edward Berger** as director suggests a bet on an perhaps rawer and more visceral tone, in line with his recent filmography.
## The return of a hit zombie franchise
The news that **Brad Pitt** will once again face hordes of the infected in the 'World War Z' sequel has turned the film world upside down. **Paramount** has confirmed that the actor, who already starred in the first installment in **2013**, will once again play **Gerry Lane**. This time, direction will be in the hands of the German **Edward Berger**, known for his work on series such as 'Patrick Melrose' and films such as 'All Quiet on the Western Front'.
## A new chapter for the saga
The first 'World War Z' surprised many with its more realistic approach and epic scale, grossing more than **540 million dollars** worldwide. The sequel promises to keep that line, exploring new facets of the zombie pandemic and humanity's survival strategies. The choice of **Edward Berger** as director suggests a bet on an perhaps rawer and more visceral tone, in line with his recent filmography.
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