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Uhum. Excuse me.

Freya and Owen at the San Diego Comic Con 2024

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'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Sets Streaming Date

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I love when this cast gets silly together. They look like they're having so much fun! All these are from San Diego Comic Con 2024, at the Planet of the Apes Experience

(I desperately need someone to draw the top image as Noa, Raka, and Proximus actually taking a selfie together <3)

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Look out, Noa! The big bad human is coming for you!

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More Teasing For Future Sequels

According to GamesRadar+, Freya Allan (Mae) and Peter Macon (Raka) offered some teases about potential sequels to Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

The cast is currently at San Diego Comic Con, taking part in a panel about the film's special effects and exploring the booth celebrating 60 years worth of Apes films. When Allan was asked about any news on a sequel, she responded, "I know things."

While they couldn't go further into those details, the pair did share some thoughts on what Mae's future might be. Macon said, "I feel like there is some really juicy and delicious hard conversations that need to be had. Where do we go? Where we leave the film, [we're] rooting for [Mae] but kind of can't stand [her]."

Allan countered, "Oh no, I feel like most people can't stand Mae! This poor girl had to do what she had to do. What choices do you have in that moment?"

Macon added, "I feel like this has laid a very rich foundation of further difficult conversations. Kevin Durand [Proximus Caesar] and I talk a lot about like, 'What would it look like if Raka and Proximus sat down and had a chat?'"

It's hard to say where the potential sequel lies. They could still be in early talks with convincing the studio to greenlight it or they could be ready to make an announcement. Either way, it gives me some hope that something is happening behind the scenes enough for the cast to gently tease it.

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13 minute long video interview with Owen Teague (Noa), Freya Allan (Mae), Kevin Durand (Proximus Caesar), and Peter Macon (Raka) from San Diego Comic Con. They touch on where Noa and Mae stand at the end of the film, the fates of Proximus and Raka, Proximus’ motivations, and of course lots of silly moments including Raka and Proximus dinner date.