'Unknown' Sequel May Happen, Director Jaume Collet-Serra Says (Berlin)
“It’s a possibility. That’s up for the audience to decide,” he said during a press conference for the Liam Neeson-January Jones-Diane Kruger starrer.
BERLIN -- Liam Neeson and January Jones didn't make the European premiere of Jaume Collet-Serra's thriller Unknown, leaving it to Diane Kruger and Sebastian Koch to provide the star power for the film's Out of Competition bow at the Berlin International Film Festival.
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