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Lauren Milici

A Quiet Place: Day One director got the job because of a Nicolas Cage movie

Nicolas Cage Michael Sarnoski John Krasinski Pig United States
A Quiet Place: Day One.

A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski says he got the job because John Krasinski loved Pig, his first-ever feature film.

"John Krasinski saw Pig. I guess he liked it, because he reached out and said, 'Hey, do you want to bring a little bit of that Pig touch to A Quiet Place?' He told me that they wanted to do a New York day one movie and gave me some time to think about what my in to that would be." Sarnoski tells GamesRadar+. Krasinski directed the first two A Quiet Place movies, writing the screenplay alongside Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.

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