Actor Joseph Quinn, who appeared in A Quiet Place: Day 1, asked the producers and director for a favor. However, the producers have yet to give a specific response to his request.
The film concludes with Joseph's character Eric's fate left ambiguous, leading to speculation about his survival. In an interview with the Collider, Quinn said he has expressed interest in reprising his role, requesting that his character survive to participate in future installments of the franchise.
"It was, yes. I said I got to stop dying. So please don't kill me... But, no, it's been left very much unanswered. Who knows? Who knows? We'll find out."
In A Quiet Place: Day One, Eric, a British law student who befriends Samira, a terminally ill cancer patient, during the early stages of the alien invasion. As the alien attack begins, Eric and Samira struggle to survive together. Despite the danger, they form a strong bond, with Eric determined to protect Samira.
The success of A Quiet Place: Day One, which earned $241.4 million worldwide on a $67 million budget, makes a sequel seem likely. Quinn, a fan of the universe created by Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, and John Krasinski, is eager to return. Krasinski and Woods returned for Day One, with Michael Sarnoski co-writing the script.
