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After a long six-year wait, we finally have our first look at the return of ‘Big Nick’ O’Brien (Gerard Butler) in Den of Thieves 2:

Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is once again written and directed by Christian Gudegast (who also wrote Gerard Butler’s London Has Fallen). Along with returning cast members Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr., other members of the sequel’s cast include Jordan Bridges (Rizzoli & Isles), Swen Temmel (Guy Ritchie’s the Covenant), and Evin Ahmad (Snabba Cash). The film is currently set for release in early 2025.

The official plot synopsis for Den of Thieves 2: Pantera reads as follows:

Den of Thieves 2: Pantera isn’t the only Gerard Butler-led action sequel that is currently in development. Also in the works is a sequel to Greenland – the sci-fi disaster film that became a surprise hit for the long-time action star. Greenland: Migration will likely pick up where the first film left off, with what remains of humanity trying to rebuild after the cataclysmic natural disaster in the first film.

Gerard Butler is also set to return to one of his most beloved franchises, that being the How to Train Your Dragon series. While we aren’t getting a fourth installment in the acclaimed animated series just yet, Dreamworks is opting to make the original classic their first-ever live-action remake. Alongside a cast of newcomers bringing to life iconic characters like Hiccup (Mason Thames) and Astrid (Nico Parker), Gerard Butler will be reprising his role as the flawed-yet-noble viking chief Stoic.

Den Of Thieves 2’s Big Gerard Butler Change Makes The $80 Million Crime Sequel Much More Exciting

Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is set to arrive in theaters in 2025, and Gerard Butler’s protagonist has undergone an intriguing character change with profound implications for how the story will play out. The first Den of Thieves follows Nick O’Brien (played by Butler), an unconventional but ultimately justice-resolved cop, as he and his deputies attempt to unravel a heist planned by a crew of criminals. Den of Thieves‘ ending perfectly set the stage for a sequel, with the plot twist revealing the criminal mastermind was actually the getaway driver “Big Nick” O’Brien nearly had in custody.

The Den of Thieves sequel continues with an interesting character dynamic development. The gruff cop and aforementioned getaway driver, Donnie, join forces, with O’Shea Jackson Jr. set to return. Europe isn’t the only thing this sequel will be exploring, as this twist on the cat-and-mouse trope will have the Den of Thieves’ protagonist operating on the other side of the law. Given his personality and clear sense of justice established in the original Den of Thieves, this change suggests a very different kind of story.

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