Paramount has confirmed that A Quiet Place Part III is officially on the way with A Quiet Place creator John Krasinski returning to direct, write, and produce.
The film is set to hit theaters July 9, 2027. Krasinski made the announcement himself via Instagram on Friday, confirming his full return to the franchise.
There’s no word yet on the cast or plot, with Paramount keeping details under wraps for now.
Franchise Continues After $900M Global Haul
This marks the fourth installment in the Quiet Place series, which began in 2018 with the original film starring Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, and Noah Jupe. That first film was a breakout hit, opening with $50 million and eventually pulling in $341M worldwide.
A Quiet Place Part II launched in May 2021 and brought in $297M globally. A prequel spinoff, A Quiet Place: Day One, directed by Michael Sarnoski and starring Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn, debuted in 2024 and grossed $262M.
Combined, the franchise has earned over $900M worldwide and received Oscar and BAFTA nominations for sound design along the way.
Long-Delayed Sequel Finally Set
Krasinski first hinted at A Quiet Place Part III in 2022, originally targeting a 2025 release. That version stalled, and in the meantime, Krasinski directed IF for Paramount. Now, with a locked-in 2027 date, the long-awaited third entry is officially back on track.
The new movie will again be produced by Krasinski’s Sunday Night Productions with Allyson Seeger, alongside Platinum Dunes. Sunday Night has a first-look deal with Paramount.
The Story So Far
The Quiet Place films follow a family trying to survive in a world overrun by blind, noise-sensitive alien creatures that kill anything that makes sound.
Krasinski played the father in the first film and appeared in flashbacks in the second. The future of the surviving characters — and whether Blunt, Simmonds, or Jupe return — remains to be seen.
