Dexter Fletcher would "absolutely" make a ‘Rocketman’ sequel.
The 54-year-old filmmaker enjoyed great success with his Sir Elton John biopic and would love to explore other aspects of the legendary singer’s life in another movie.
Asked if he’d consider a sequel if Elton asked him to, he said: "Do you think we should? "Oh alright then, I will. Absolutely will."
And he’d be particularly happy if leading man Taron Egerton got on board for a sequel.
He continued when pitched the idea by DigitalSpy: "You’re putting together an incredible package here that I don’t know anything about.
"I don’t know. These are really leading questions. Yes, fine. Yes."
Meanwhile, Dexter – who also took over directing duties on Queen biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ after Bryan Singer was fired – would like to make a movie about punk legends The Clash, but not in the near future.
He told NME.com: "They did their own film many years ago but that could be interesting.
"[I’m not] rushing to do any more musical biopics any time soon. Maybe in 10 years time – The Clash will still be around. It’ll be great."
And the former ‘Press Gang’ actor wouldn’t rule out making a movie about the late George Michael, but it would depend on the script.
He said: "I haven’t read the script, I don’t know! Sure, he’s an incredible person but for me, as a filmmaker, I need to find other avenues to explore.
"I don’t wanna say a flat ‘No, I’d never do George Michael’ cos that would get interpreted the wrong way.
"You read [the script] and see if there’s something in it that could be exciting. It’s not an easy thing to go like, ‘Oh, I’ll do one about this person!’"
Dexter Fletcher up for Rocketman 2
