Director Roland Emmerich reveals he and the
Steven Hiller depicter 'have a meeting planned.' There is still a chance for fans to see Will Smith
eap into action again in the sequel
to "Independence Day", Roland Emmerich says. During a chat with Digital Spy, the German director
retracts his earlier statement that the Oscar
nominee, who famously played Captain Steven
Hiller in the 1996 movie, will not return for
the next chapter.
"I sometimes say no, Will Smith will not be in
it because he didn't want to do it at first,"
Emmerich tells the site in the promotional
interview for his latest directing gig, "White
House Down". "Now we have a meeting
planned, we want to talk about it again.
Anything can happen," he adds.
In June, Smith revealed he was planning to
move away from blockbuster movies. "I think
I'm going to start moving out of that and
finding more danger in my artistic choices," he
sounded certain. Not long after that, Emmerich
confirmed the actor would indeed pass on the
film, tentatively named "ID Forever Part 1 ".
"Will Smith cannot come back because he's too
expensive, but he'd also be too much of a
marquee name," the filmmaker said in an
interview.
While Smith weighs whether or not to return,
Jeff Goldblum and Bill Pullman have been set
to reteam with Emmerich.
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