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A Knight's Tale sequel 'scrapped by Netflix algorithm' - Entertainment News

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'A Knight's Tale' sequel was scrapped by the Netflix algorithm, according to director Brian Helgeland. The 63-year-old filmmaker has been keen to shoot a follow-up to his 2001 medieval comedy classic - which starred Heath Ledger, Paul Bettany and Alan Tudyk - but despite the original mo...

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PerthNow

A Knight's Tale sequel 'scrapped by Netflix algorithm'

'A Knight's Tale' director Brian Helgeland has claimed plans for a sequel to the Heath Ledger medieval comedy were scrapped by Netflix's algorithm.

11 days ago·Perth, Australia

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Film News

A Knight's Tale sequel 'scrapped by Netflix algorithm'

A Knight's Tale sequel 'scrapped by Netflix algorithm' - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, DVDs, interviews + film & movie gossip UK & worldwide.

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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IndieWire

Netflix Passed on ‘A Knight’s Tale’ Sequel After Concept Tested Poorly

Netflix briefly jousted with the idea for a “A Knight’s Tale” sequel, but ultimately passed due to the concept. Director Brian Helgeland told Inverse that following the release of the 2001 film starring late actor Heath Ledger, a sequel was shopped to studio Sony and then Netflix. The first concept was a “meh” for Sony — the second made it to the desks of Netflix. The streamer walked away after it decided the concept for “A Knight’s Tale 2” woul…

11 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Gizmodo

There Was Almost a Knight's Tale Sequel—Before Netflix's Algorithm Killed It

It’s been 23 years since Brian Helgeland gave us A Knight’s Tale—and the director’s been thinking about ways it could’ve continued ever since. But once he settled on an idea, he apparently went to Netflix to make the pitch... only to find that the streamer’s algorithmic overlords disagreed.Read more...

11 days ago·United States

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