Director Chad Stahelski of John Wick fame has expressed interest in directing entries in both the Marvel and Star Wars universes. He mentioned that while he has done second-unit work for Marvel in the past, specifically for Captain America: Civil War, and would "take a swing" at the Blade franchise, the current reboot with Mahershala Ali has already made its own production arrangements. Despite this, Stahelski noted there might be possibilities for involvement in future installments. Furthermore, Stahelski stated he has some ideas for Star Wars and would consider working within the family-friendly confines of the franchise. Although no official talks were confirmed, the opportunity for a unique Stahelski-directed Star Wars action movie remains a tantalizing possibility. Stahelski's current projects include the Highlander reboot featuring Henry Cavill and the video game adaptation Ghost of Tsushima produced by PlayStation Productions.

What projects is Chad Stahelski currently working on?

Chad Stahelski is currently attached to direct the Highlander reboot starring Henry Cavill and Ghost of Tsushima, a film adaptation of the PlayStation video game.

Chad Stahelski, known for his unique approach to action choreography, has had a significant impact on the action movie genre with his John Wick series. The franchise has been influential, setting a new standard for fight scenes and gunplay choreography in films. His background in martial arts and stunts has informed this authentic and visceral style. With Stahelski's potential future involvement in franchises like Blade and Star Wars, fans of his work are eager to see how his signature action would translate to these established universes.