"The Woman in Black", which starred Daniel Radcliffe, may have multiple sequels.
Hammer Film's CEO Simon Oakes says he is planning numerous parts of the horror film, reports aceshowbiz.com.
"If your second's successful, then your third, then you've got a franchise. I just don't believe in the notion that you can press a button and create a franchise, but, I mean, I'm definitely planning 3 and 4," said the producer.
The second film "The Woman in Black: Angels of Death" is expected to release in Britain Feb 13, 2015.
Jeremy Irvine will play the new male lead, with Phoebe Fox and Helen McCrory in supporting roles.
The horror movie is adapted from Susan Hill's novel of the same title. Tom Harper will replace James Watkins as the director for the second part.
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