Speaking to
Empire Online earlier today for a webchat with fans, the
Limitless star was quizzed on the chances of a sequel to 2010's,
The A-Team.
"I loved it too. But unfortunately, outside of you, a few of your friends and myself, there just wasn't enough revenue to supply a second instalment of that franchise."
"Well, there's nothing planned at the minute, but the studios certainly aren't saying no."
"I personally would love to get on the horse again, you know? With Bradley and Sharlto and Rampage - we all would. But with the studios and the studio system it's a question of dollars and cents."
In total, the movie took $77 million at the US box office and $100 million worldwide. The budget was $67 million, and when you take away the cost of marketing, the movie really was not that successful. Liam Neeson recently said that he thought the lack of money may have had something to do with it being released during the World Cup opening weekend.
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