LOS ANGELES (AP) --- The "Top Gun" sequel is going to take a little longer to land in theaters. Paramount Pictures says Wednesday that "Top Gun: Maverick" is being pushed back a year to a June 26, 2020 theatrical release. The Tom Cruise-starrer is in production and had been previously set to fly into theaters next summer. The studio has also set a May 15, 2020 release date for a sequel to John Krasinski's breakout creature thriller "A Quiet Place." Kraskinsi is writing the follow-up, but no director has been set. AB RELATED STORIES: Netflix 'Death Note' sequel goes into development Natalie Portman to play feuding twin sisters in Dear Abby-Ann Landers movie 'Crazy Ri...
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