Maybe the fly-fishing industry, too, which, if statistics are to be believed, experienced a 60-percent jump in gross revenues the year of the film’s release, and another 60-percent jump in 1993.* Who would want a sequel? Maybe Columbia Pictures, which saw $43.4 million in total gross domestic returns against a production cost of $12 million.
This website has also obtained two pages of rough script for this new film, apparently titled A River Runs Through Us: Return to the Waters of Power.Īlso, localized sources have confirmed with MidCurrent that a near-total buy-out of split-cane 4- and 5-weight rods occurred in Los Angeles late last year, suggestive of a new cadre of actors practicing the 10-to-2 on some closed lot or rooftop in Hollywood, just as Brad Pitt (supposedly) did back in 1991. Now, MidCurrent can reveal that a two-page document obtained earlier this year is, according to deep Hollywood sources, the official treatment for a named sequel. “The Art of Fly Fishing” by wilderness140 is licensed under CC BY 2.0įor a quarter century, the film industry has roiled with rumors about a sequel to the 1992 hit A River Runs Through It - rumors that have fueled wild enthusiasm and staunch resistance.
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