Apple will not be producing a sequel to its blockbuster movie Wolfs, as confirmed by its writer / director Jon Watts. Even though the first movie starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt has proved a big success for the streaming service, there will be no Wolfs 2 – not on Apple TV + anyway.

It may be hard to remember, but George Clooney and Brad Pitt co-starred in a movie, “Wolfs,” that Apple released just two months ago. On Friday, the film’s writer and director Jon Watts said Friday that a sequel is no longer happening;

While the action comedy film "Wolfs" recently became the most-viewed movie in Apple TV+ history, plans for a sequel have been canceled.

The director said he dropped plans for a "Wolfs" sequel because he "no longer trusted" Apple. "Their last-minute shift from a promised wide theatrical release to a streaming release was a total surprise.

I showed Apple my final cut of Wolfs early this year. They were extremely enthusiastic about it and immediately commissioned me to start writing a sequel. But their last minute shift from a promised wide theatrical release to a streaming release was a total surprise and made without any explanation or discussion.

EXCLUSIVE: Jon Watts, the filmmaker who stepped out of the Spider-Man franchise with Tom Holland and Zendaya to script and direct George Clooney and Brad Pitt in the film Wolfs for Apple, created a press dustup yesterday when he let slip that he and they would not be doing a sequel,

Jon Watts, the director of the movie "Lone Wolves," explained why Brad Pitt and George Clooney will not return in the planned sequel to the Apple TV+ hit. During a conversation with the "Daily Mail," he admitted that he cancelled the sequel due to losing trust in the studio.

Jon Watts cancelled a planned 'Wolfs' sequel because he "no longer trusted" Apple after the movie was pulled from having a full theatrical release.

Jon Watts, the director of the film "Lone Wolves," has explained why Brad Pitt and George Clooney will not feature in the anticipated sequel to the Apple TV+ hit. In a discussion with the "Daily Mail,