In 2017, the critically acclaimed action film Atomic Blonde was released, starring Charlize Theron as a spy during the Cold War. Since then, fans have been eagerly awaiting news of a sequel, and writer Kurt Johnstad has recently shared his hopes for the future of the franchise. Johnstad, who also wrote the script for the first film, revealed that he envisioned Atomic Blonde as a trilogy and is optimistic that the remaining two films will be made. Despite Netflix acquiring the rights to the sequel in 2020, there have been few updates on its development. However, Johnstad remains hopeful that the project will eventually come to fruition and is willing to assist in any way possible. Additionally, Johnstad expressed his pride in the original film, highlighting its strong script and the collaboration with director David Leitch, who helped infuse the film with its distinct visual style and action sequences.