Saturday 02/Aug/2025 – 02:52 AM
Despite the success achieved by the Fantastic Four film series in its editions of 2005 and 2007, the plans of producing a third part were not completed, which was commented by the Welsh star Iwan Grofud, who played the role of Red Richards, in an interview with Vulture magazine, asking about the reason for canceling the third movie despite the preparation of the work team.
Actor Ewan Greuvod reveals the reason for the absence of the third part of the Fantastic Four movie
Iwan Grofood said that the intention was clear to produce an integrated trilogy, and we were already planning to present a third part, and the second movie was a close success for the first, and it was firmly enjoyable to the audience.
He also expressed his admiration for cooperation with the artist Dog Jones, who embodied the character of Silver Server, pointing to his superior skill in kinetic performance, but despite the momentum that accompanied the series, 20th Center Fox decided not to proceed with the project, without clarifying the reasons.
And while the series is returned to life again this year through the movie “Fantastic Four: First Steps”, produced by Marvel Studios, which includes a new crew of Pedro Pascal and Vanisa Kirby, Grofod and his team remains a popular part of the cinematic memory of the series audience.
Legal problems are chasing Grofood
In a separate context, Grofud is currently facing a judicial conflict with his ex -wife actress Alice Ivans, who is calling for an increase in the monthly alimony that he and their daughters Ella, noting that she suffers from difficult financial conditions, led her to create a donation campaign via Gofundme.
Evans accused her ex -husband of negligence in his obligations, after she was expelled from her home in Los Angeles for not being able to pay the rent, while Greufud responded by accusing her of deliberately creating a crisis with the aim of pressuring him financially, stressing that he received disturbing messages from his children to transmit their mother’s account.
The court had obligated Gruows earlier to pay $ 3,000 as a monthly expense for children, along with $ 1500 as marital expenses.
