Summary
TheJason Bournefranchise lives to see another day with the development of a sixth movie eight years after the last one, meaning that the dream of seeingMatt Damon’s Jason Bourne and Jeremy Renner’s Aaron Cross team upon the big screen is becoming a real possibility. The action thriller film series is based on author Robert Ludlum’s works revolving around the character of Jason Bourne, which, of course, revolves around Bourne, a former CIA assassin with dissociative amnesia. Meanwhile,Cross was introduced in the fourthBournemovie as an original characterin the franchise.
The Bourne Identity,The Bourne Supremacy, andThe Bourne Legacyare available on Peacock, whileThe Bourne Ultimatumis streaming on Max.
Damon starred as the eponymous character in the first three installments of theBourne Franchise, and Renner made his debut as Cross inThe Bourne Legacywithout Damon. The fourthBournemoviedidn’t feature Damon as Bourne because he wasn’t keen to return to the series without the involvement of Paul Greengrass,who directed the second and third films. However, Damon reprised his role in the fifth installment,Jason Bourne, which Greengrass directed, whileRenner was unavailable due to scheduling conflicts.Plus, Greengrass wanted the 2016 action thriller to focus solely on Bourne.
Bourne 6 Is The Perfect Time To Do A Matt Damon & Jeremy Renner Crossover Movie
Matt Damon Is Expected To Return In Bourne 6
AlthoughJason Bourneappeared to be Jason Bourne’s last outing, a sixth installment intheBournemovie seriesis now in development. Edward Berger, who previously helmedAll Quiet on the Western Front, is set to direct, whileMatt Damon is seemingly breaking his rule forJason Bourne 6by returning, even though Paul Greengrass isn’t. Damon’s involvement isn’t official yet, but all signs point to him playing his iconic character in the next sequel. On the other hand,no reports suggest that Jeremy Renner will appear,despite the fact that it’s the perfect time for a Bourne/Cross crossover.
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It has been seven years sinceJason Bournepremiered, and the best way to build hype for the sixth film is to get Renner to sign on to reprise his role as Aaron Cross. Of course, Damon’s return is exciting in and of itself and enough of a draw. But given that many have wanted to see a Bourne and Cross team up for a long time,Renner’s appearance would push the upcoming sequel over the edge.Plus, both Damon and Renner are capable of portraying their respective characters (perhaps with more stunt doubles this time).
Every Bourne Movie Failed To Break A Big Matt Damon Box Office Record Despite Making $1.6B
Surprisingly, none of the movies in the $1.6 billion Bourne franchise have ever broken one big box office record for leading star Matt Damon.
Jason Bourne & Aaron Cross' Team-Up Is The Franchise’s Chance To Go Bigger
The Bourne Franchise Needs A Revamp
After five movies (and a large time gap between the fifth and sixth one), it’s easy for a film franchise to get repetitive and boring. So, the producers ofJason Bourne 6could and should reinvigorate the series by bringing Jason Bourne and Aaron Cross together on the big screen for the first time.Jeremy Renner’sJason Bournesequel ideaof a Bourne/Cross team-up was never realized (even though it was discussed), but the next installment in the franchise could finally bring it to life and satisfy many.
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The Bourne Franchise is an action-thriller series conceived initially by Robert Ludlum in the Bourne novel series. The film adaptations began with The Bourne Identity in 2002 with Matt Damon starring as Jason Bourne, a man who, after regaining his memories, learns that he was a top CIA assassin, with his former employer trying to kill him to tie up loose ends. The mantle eventually was briefly handed over to a new protagonist, Aaron Cross, portrayed by Jeremy Renner in The Bourne Legacy. A television show titled Treadstone was created to tell the story of the titular agency behind the program but was canceled after one season.
