Looks Like Dan Stevens’ Godzilla X Kong Character Is Coming Back, And I Hope This Means More Of A Great MonsterVerse Partnership



With its $571.8 million worldwide haul, placing it as the eighth highest-grossing movie of 2024, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire did pretty well for itself. Picking up three years after the events of Godzilla vs. Kong, the fifth MonsterVerse movie introduced the moviegoing public to Dan Stevens’ Trapper, a Monarch veterinarian/dentist for the Titans. Well, for those of you who liked what you saw of Trapper in The New Empire (which can be streamed with a Max subscription), word’s come in that he’ll be back for the sequel, and I’m hoping this leads to him being partnered back up with another alum for last year’s blockbuster.

Dan Stevens Is In Talks To Appear In The Godzilla X Kong Sequel

Per THR, Stevens is in negotiations to reprise Trapper for the yet-to-be-officially-titled Godzilla x Kong sequel, which is set for a spring 2027 release. The New Empire was one of three movies the actor appeared in last year, the other two being Cuckoo and Abigail. His forthcoming features include The Ritual and Swiped, which are both debuting on the 2025 release schedule, and the not-yet-dated Onslaught, which teams him back up with director Adam Wingard.



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