Hellboyfans have been waiting now 14 years for Perlman and Del Toro to team up and make Hellboy 3. With production budgets between $60 million and $90 million, they weren’t quite profitable enough and the studio pulled the plug on a trilogy. The first Hellboycame out in 2004 and grossed just under $100 million and then the sequel, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army in 2008 grossed $168 million. Age means nothing to him, it is especially not getting in the way of making Hellboy 3 with director Guillermo del Toro. I hope I’m still going like he is when I’m 72. So I don't know, I don't know.Ron Perlman is turning 72 this year. But we have to we have to look at reality, and once a reboot has been made, it's hard to go back again.

But yes, were there a Hellboy 3 to be made, if there were to be one, and if Guillermo del Toro was coming back to direct and Ron was coming back to play Hellboy and Selma was coming back to play Liz Sherman, I would absolutely 100 percent come back as Abe, in that scenario, yes.

I can't make a big studio cough up $150 million. My desire to come back for Hellboy 3 has absolutely no bearing on it being actually made, I don't wield that kind of power in Hollywood, I don't know if you knew that or not. Yeah, no, every time any of us voice up and say, give our feelings about wanting to do a Hellboy 3, it turns into a fan frenzy of, 'You guys, it's happening,' and it's absolutely not how it works. Though noting that his comments have ' no bearing' on the threequel getting produced, the Abe Sapien confirmed his interest in returning for the film, under one major circumstance. While speaking exclusively with Screen Rant for his Hocus Pocus 2 return, Doug Jones shared his thoughts on a potential Hellboy 3. Related: Hellboy 2: The Angel Of Death's Apocalyptic Prediction Explained

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