Ted sequel planned says Universal Pictures boss
Page last updated at 11:26 GMT, Friday, 14 September 2012 12:26 UK
- E-mail this to a friend [an error occurred while processing this directive]
Mila Kunis stars in the first film
A sequel to the adult comedy Ted is in the works, says the boss of Universal Pictures.
According to film industry source The Hollywood Reporter, Steve Burke told an LA conference that the studio would get production under way "as soon as we can."
The first film did well at the box office, so far earning nearly $400m (£246m) worldwide.
Ted tells the tale of a teddy bear who comes to life and befriends a boy.
But over the years both end up as crude layabouts.
The film stars Seth MacFarlane, Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis.
NBCUniversal boss Steve Burke also said the studio planned to make more franchise films, such as the Fast and the Furious series, as well as doing more animation movies.
- E-mail this to a friend [an error occurred while processing this directive]
Print Sponsor
On Newsbeat today
Top stories
-
'My son didn't deserve to die in Cyprus'
Mother of Fusilier David Collins says she still can't believe her son is dead as a British teenager is jailed.
-
New music fund set up for artists
The PRS for Music Foundation and the Arts Council England announce a new grant to help new acts.
-
Samantha Womack back in EastEnders
The actress, who plays Ronnie Mitchell in EastEnders, is to return to the BBC soap after a two-year break.
-
Watch Katy B to play new songs at festivals
The singer says she is looking forward to playing new material over the summer as she prepares to release her second album.
-
Bruce Forsyth re-signs for Strictly
Sir Bruce Forsyth signs up for the next series of BBC One show Strictly Come Dancing.
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~35~RS~)


