The 'Black Adam' actor is open to reprising his role as detective James Lanier in a follow-up story to the 2020 horror movie if a sequel is being developed.
- February 5, 2024
AceShowbiz - Aldis Hodge would love to star in a sequel to "The Invisible Man". The 37-year-old actor took on the part of detective James Lanier in the 2020 horror film and would be willing to team up with director Leigh Whannell and co-star Elisabeth Moss on a follow-up although he hasn't heard "any updates" about a new movie.
"No, I haven't heard any updates. I know people were talking about it, I was like, 'Who's gonna be the invisible person. Is it gonna be The Invisible Baby? Like what are we doing?' No, I'm kidding," Aldis said to Screen Rant.
"If they did a sequel, I think that'd be awesome. Leigh Whannell is amazing, working with him was just fantastic, and his sort of knack for suspense and drawing that out."
The "Black Adam" star continued, "And Elisabeth Moss, she's great. We had a really nice time on that, so yeah, if there was a sequel, I'm definitely down, but I haven't heard any murmurings since."
Elisabeth starred in the film as Cecilia Kass - a woman convinced that she is being stalked by her abusive husband even though he supposedly took his own life - and previously revealed that she was prepared to feature in a sequel if there was enough audience interest.
She told the horror site Bloody Disgusting, "Look, if people want it that's kind of a big part of what we need in order to do it. So put the word out there that you want it and then I'll help!"
