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'Jumanji' Returns: New Sequel Begins Filming in November with Brittany O'Grady Joining Star-Studded Cast

The next 'Jumanji' sequel officially starts production in November 2025, bringing back Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan. Joining the cast are Brittany O'Grady and Burn Gorman, with the film set for a December, 2026 release.

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'Jumanji' is officially returning for another thrilling, jungle-bending adventure. Sony is prepared to return to the gaming industry following the huge success of 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and The Next Level,' with production scheduled to start in November 2025. The news that Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan would all be making a comeback to reprise their cherished video game personas will excite fans of the rebooted franchise. 

Brittany O'Grady (The White Lotus), and Burn Gorman (Pacific Rim) will join them this time, adding new life and potentially new characters to the developing Jumanji universe. The film is currently scheduled for release on December, 2026, and will likely be a holiday-season blockbuster, continuing the franchise's tradition of action-packed, family-friendly fun. 

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The 'Jumanji' Legacy: From Board Games to Blockbusters

With Robin Williams in the lead role, the 'Jumanji' franchise first captivated audiences in 1995. The original picture focused on a magical board game that unleashed chaos and jungle animals into the real world. 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,' which cleverly reversed the concept—this time dragging a bunch of teenagers into a mystery electronic game where they inhabit adult avatars—revived the series after years of silence. 

With a worldwide total of about $1 billion, it was an enormous hit. The universe was further developed in its 2019 sequel, 'Jumanji: The Next Level,' which added humorous body swaps, emotional stakes, and new twists.

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The contemporary 'Jumanji' films have created a new legacy while preserving the essence of the original thanks to the ensemble cast's unquestionable chemistry, astute screenplay, and visually stunning action. With returning filmmaker Jake Kasdan at the helm, fans can anticipate the same mix of passion, humour, and adventure in its next release. 

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What We Know About the New Sequel So Far

Although the forthcoming 'Jumanji' film's official premise is still unknown, there are clues that it may focus on what happened after 'The Next Level,' when the boundaries between the real world and the virtual world started to blur. We might see new villains, avatars, or even surprising gameplay elements now that Burn Gorman and Brittany O'Grady are part of the cast. 

New Jumanji Movie to Shoot in November, Brittany O'Grady Joins

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Filming will start in November 2025, and it has been revealed that the original core cast has been locked in. This will be the first time the cast has regrouped on set in more than six years. On 11th December 2026, the film will be released in theaters across the globe in conventional, IMAX, and other high-end formats.

With such a talented cast and creative team behind it, Sony is counting on this film to rekindle interest and produce another smash blockbuster. Fans can probably anticipate that this 'Jumanji' will level up once again, whether it's through more complex character arcs, more bizarre jungle monsters, or surprises right out of a gamer's worst nightmare. 

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