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Stan Lee wrote:After Ant-Man, we’re going to start playing around with Doctor Strange, the Black Panther, the Inhumans, and then we have to come back for Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Big Hero 6, the Avengers, Captain America…

Q: Is there going to be a sequel to Big Hero 6?

Steven T. Seagle: We're not at liberty to answer that question directly.

Duncan Rouleau: No, but if Disney was a smart company, which you don't know, they're kind of a starter...[laughter] It made close to a billion dollars for them.

Steven T. Seagle: Usually things that make close to a billion dollars, they make more of them.

Duncan Rouleau: But that's our best guess.

Steven T. Seagle: We know so much more than we can tell you.

Q: Big Hero 6 was a film that audiences really loved, and it felt like the story was only just beginning. Is that something you’d like to further explore with another film?

Andrew Millstein: Yeah, if the filmmakers are interested in taking that further, without a doubt. It could lend itself to it. But it’s really up to them, if that’s something they want to do. They have to live with it for years, in that world, with those characters and with new characters. If they’re not interested in letting that world occupy their brain for that long, then it’s not going to happen. But if they’re interested in it, then it can happen.

Chris Williams: Yes, Stan Lee announced a sequel a while back, as many of you know, but didn't talk to us first.

Roy Conli: If we find a good story, maybe!

Q: Aside from the series, are you guys in any active development on a Big Hero 6 sequel?

Roy Conli: A lot of people ask that.

Q: Got to!

Roy Conli: Yeah. Don and Chris are working on a new project. We haven’t…We revisited it for a while and chose to kind of step back and let it settle for a while. It’s tough when you’re a director, because if you go in immediately on a sequel, that means you will be working with one storyline for 10-12 years, right? It takes four to five years to make these things.

Q: Right.

Roy Conli: They really have other stories that they want to tell, so they’re thinking that they’re going to take a little break right now and continue to work on a new story, and hopefully revisit it sometime. I think we all love it.

Roy Conli wrote:You know, we're celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Big Hero 6 this year. A great movie for myself, Don Hall, and Chris Williams, who put that together. It's interesting because it is really up to Don whether he wants to make a sequel to that. It was Don's concept and idea. I always secretly urge him to do it, but we'll see. He loves working on new property. So we'll see what happens.