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Its official....An ATL sequel is in the works!
The photo above was taken on the set of ATL2 as T.I., Jackie Long, Albert Daniels, and Jason Weaver shot a scene from new film.
It’s been almost 10 years since the 2006 release of A.T.L. graced the big screen and over the years, it’s been speculated that part 2 was in the works now we actually have proof & confirmation!
T.I. starred as the main character Rashad, and the film featured other big names like Big Boi of OutKast, Evan Ross, Lauren London, Jason Weaver, Jackie Long and more.
Well T.I. finally confirmed that he’s working on ATL2 posting confirmation of the sequel via instagram.
T.I. ,director Chris Robinson and co-stars Jackie Long, Albert Daniels, and Jason Weaver
T.I. even told Ricky Smiley that a sequel was a possibility but they wanted to make sure it was right.
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Its official....An ATL sequel is in the works!
The photo above was taken on the set of ATL2 as T.I., Jackie Long, Albert Daniels, and Jason Weaver shot a scene from new film.
It’s been almost 10 years since the 2006 release of A.T.L. graced the big screen and over the years, it’s been speculated that part 2 was in the works now we actually have proof & confirmation!
T.I. starred as the main character Rashad, and the film featured other big names like Big Boi of OutKast, Evan Ross, Lauren London, Jason Weaver, Jackie Long and more.
Well T.I. finally confirmed that he’s working on ATL2 posting confirmation of the sequel via instagram.
Evan Ross and Albert Daniels ...are BACK…
The original ATL debuted in theaters at No. 3, grossing $11.5 million in its opening weekend.
The classic film, which was loosely based on the experiences of the film’s producers, Dallas Austin and Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, was focused on growing up in Atlanta and immediately became a cult classic.T.I. even told Ricky Smiley that a sequel was a possibility but they wanted to make sure it was right.
“We’ve been tossing that around for quite some time,” he told 107.9’s Ricky Smiley.Director Chris Robinson also posted the following today:
“ATL was real and [relatable] to a lot of people’s lives. If we do it, it has to be correct. I don’t want to mess that up. If we find a way to do that, I’m in.”
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