Ballerina (2025)

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Ana de Armas’ ‘Ballerina’ Bumps Into John Wick in First CinemaCon Footage
The film dances into theaters in June 2025. https://collider.com/ballerina-foot…wick-cinemacon/

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- Ballerina footage at CinemaCon promises action-packed vengeance with familiar faces and new characters, including the return of John Wick.
- The film will explore the backstory of Rooney, played by Ana de Armas, seeking revenge for her family's murder in a storyline set between John Wick 3 and John Wick 4 .
- With a star-studded cast including Norman Reedus, Keanu Reeves, and more, Ballerina is set to dance into theaters on June 6, 2025, delivering an exciting new chapter in the John Wick universe.

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (2025) Official Trailer - Ana de Armas

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina - Trailer 1 (deutsch/german; FSK 16)

Lionsgate war nicht zufrieden mit Wiseman und hat ohne ihn nachdrehen lassen.

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Per Lionsgate, Chad Stahelski, who directed the first four “John Wick” films and oversees the franchise along with Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee at Thunder Road, was working closely with “Ballerina” director Len Wiseman on the additional action sequences, “with everyone involved appreciating having the additional time to complete the film.”

But according to three insiders with knowledge of the project, the reality was that Stahelski actually had to reshoot most of the movie due to Wiseman’s cut not passing muster. According to one insider, a significant portion of “Ballerina” was reshot in Prague, with Wiseman not present on set.

The “Ballerina” reshoots took two to three months overseas, according to the first insider, and further delayed development on Stahelski’s revival of “Highlander,” the ’80s fantasy film franchise about a group of immortal warriors who duel each other over centuries. https://www.thewrap.com/lionsgate-box-…erina-reshoots/

Bericht soll nicht ganz korrekt sein. Bei der Action wurde Wiseman von Anfang an unterstützt. Da wurde wohl schon im Vorfeld eigesehen das er nichts kann. Der Reshoot hatte andere Gründe und bei dem ist er wohl krank ausgefallen. Aber sicher gut für alle Beteiligten.

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Update: This past week, it was being said by sources close to Ballerina that John Wick director, Chad Stahelski, reshot most of the film without the original director, Len Wiseman. The production is now saying those claims are inaccurate. According to them (who contacted us directly), director Len Wiseman led the additional photography on set in Budapest with producer Chad Stahelski there to help in the creation of action design on the new scenes that would enhance the film and create bigger action sequences. As per usual procedure on films, Ballerina‘s reshoots were not out of the ordinary, and the process had taken place in less than a month.

According to our source, Chad Stahelski’s involvement in building upon key action sequences was important to Wiseman; Stahelski has been an enormous champion of Wiseman from the onset of pre-production and Wiseman is equally appreciative of Stahelski’s support as one of the architects of the John Wick universe. However, during the additional shooting, Wiseman had suffered a serious health issue and was briefly hospitalized. Stahelski covered Wiseman’s scenes during that time. Wiseman would fully recover and had been back finishing the film alongside producer Chad Stahelski, Thunder Road, and the full filmmaking team https://www.joblo.com/chad-stahelski-ballerina/

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From the World of John Wick: Ballerina - Trailer 2 (deutsch/german; FSK 16)