‘The Accountant 2’ Director Says He and Anna Kendrick “Have Been Texting” About Her Returning in Potential Next Film

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Even though The Accountant 2 just released, there’s already conversations going on regarding a third film.

Specifically, the film’s director Gavin O’Connor, recently told the New York Times in a joint interview with its star Ben Affleck, that he’d like to bring back Anna Kendrick’s character Dana if there is a third movie. The actress played Christian’s (played by Affleck) love interest in the 2016 film.

When asked if there were plans for another movie, Affleck mentioned that he wanted to ask Bill Dubuque, the screenwriter, and O’Connor and added that he was “just waiting for another great script.”

O’Connor noted, “One thing we’ve talked about is the idea of bringing Anna Kendrick back. Maybe Christian can finally get the love that he deserves.”

Affleck then said how he hopes Kendrick “still likes us” to which O’Connor responded, “Actually, Ben, she and I have been texting.

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