Netflix has announced plans to make ‘The Gray Man’, starring Ryan Gosling and 
Chris Evans, into its own cinematic universe. The film was directed by the Russo brothers, masterminds behind many Marvel movies, who said that this was always a part of the plan since the beginning of the project due to the depth of each character in the film.


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'The Gray Man' Might Get its Own Cinematic Universe

Netflix looking to turn the gray man into its own cinematic universe. While the movie just debuted on Netflix last week the streamer already has some pretty big plans. They announced not just a sequel but a spinoff also, there we go, given the streaming giant spent $200 million the gray man. It's not a big surprise that Netflix wants to take it to the next level. Now The Great Man had the 5th best launch week for a Netflix movie since the streamer began keeping records last summer. The film adding up 88.55 million hours viewed over its first three days. The Streamer now has high hopes for the franchise's most of that just being consumed by you. Netflix says the current untitled sequel in development and details being kept under wraps at least for now. Ryan Gosling is set to return So to our directors joe and Anthony Russo the brothers saying in a statement quote with so many amazing characters in the movie, we had always intended for The Gray Man to be part of an expanded universe and we're thrilled that netflix is announcing a sequel with Ryan as well as a second script that we're excited to talk about soon. And if anyone knows anything about successful franchises, it's the Russo Brothers, they're behind some of the biggest marvel movies of all time like Captain America Civil war Avengers infinity war and Avengers Endgame. So not only is netflix trying to jump on board of marvel's game plan but they're really bringing in the same players here since 2000 and eight's Iron Man. The marvel cinematic universe hasn't slowed down. 28 other films have pushed the M. C. U. To be the monster that it is today. The movies have grossed over $26 billion combined Worldwide. That's 16 billion more than the next closest film franchise, Star Wars.