HAPPY DEATH DAY 3 Is Ready to Go, Jessica Rothe Says They’re Waiting on Universal and Blumhouse

Fans of the “Happy Death Day” franchise have been eagerly awaiting news about a third installment, and according to star Jessica Rothe, the project is ready to move forward. However, the decision now rests with Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions.

Jessica Rothe Shares Update on Sequel

Jessica Rothe, who played Tree Gelbman in the first two films, recently provided an update on the status of “Happy Death Day 3.” During a recent interview, Rothe expressed her enthusiasm for returning to the series, stating that the creative team has already developed a concept for the next chapter. She emphasized that the cast and crew are prepared to begin production as soon as they receive the green light.

Waiting for Studio Approval

Despite the readiness of the script and the willingness of those involved, the fate of the third film remains uncertain. Rothe explained that both Universal and Blumhouse must approve the project before it can proceed. She mentioned that the team is hopeful but acknowledged that the final decision is out of their hands.

What’s Next for the Franchise?

The “Happy Death Day” films have garnered a loyal following thanks to their unique blend of horror, comedy, and time-loop storytelling. The original movie, released in 2017, was a surprise hit, leading to a sequel, “Happy Death Day 2U,” in 2019. Both films were directed by Christopher Landon and produced by Blumhouse, known for their successful horror releases.

• The first film introduced audiences to Tree, a college student reliving the day of her murder until she uncovers her killer.
• The sequel expanded the story with new twists and a deeper exploration of the time-loop concept.

Rothe hinted that the third installment would continue to explore the franchise’s signature style, promising more surprises for fans if the film moves forward.

Franchise’s Future Remains Uncertain

While the creative team is eager to return, the future of “Happy Death Day 3” depends on the studios’ willingness to invest in another sequel. Fans remain hopeful that Universal and Blumhouse will see the potential and give the project the go-ahead.

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