However, it was back-burnered the week after fellow Disney sci-fi film Tomorrowland opened with a lukewarm response. The script was worked on for several years, and filming was slated to start in late 2015, with Hedlund returning as Sam Flynn, Wilde returning as Quorra, and Joseph Kosinski back in the director's chair.

An animated series, TRON: Uprising, depicting Clu's rule of The Grid the series focuses on Beck, a program trained by Tron who hopes to lead a revolution against Clu and free his hometown Argon City from his army.Ī sequel has been in on/off development since before Legacy's release.

While investigating the message's origins, Sam discovers a secret lab in the arcade basement, where he unwittingly triggers a digitizing laser that beams him into The Grid. Alan Bradley ( Bruce Boxleitner), Kevin's friend/co-worker (who also keeps tabs on Sam in case he decides to take his father's role at Encom), receives a mysterious pager message from the long-abandoned Flynn's Arcade. Channeling his frustration into a life of extreme activity ( motorcycle riding, base jumping, etc.), Sam holds on to the hope of seeing his father alive again some day - and, eventually, his hope pays off. Flynn claims his new project will change the very nature of human existence, but before he can reveal the nature of this project, he disappears, jeopardizing the Encom software empire - and orphaning his young son, Sam.Ģ0 years later, Encom has recovered from his disappearance, but Sam ( Garrett Hedlund) has not.

The film picks up where the original film's story left off: seven years after defeating the Master Control Program and exposing Ed Dillinger's corruption, Encom CEO Kevin Flynn ( Jeff Bridges) begins work on a new project, one far more ambitious in scope than any of his video games. It was directed by Joseph Kosinski with the screenplay by Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz and the story by Horowitz, Kitsis, Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal. TRON: Legacy is the 2010 sequel to Disney's 1982 Cult Classic film TRON.

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