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Next installment planned for Atlas Shrugged

Last Updated: April 14, 2014By Ali NaderzadTags: Atlas Shrugged

The mysterious and tentacular power of the Ayn Rand-inspired movie “Atlas Shrugged: Part I” is again on display. As reported by Rebecca Kegan of The L.A. Times, “Atlas” will not only be released as DVD in the Fall but production on the next part of the trilogy will go on according to the film’s producer, fitness equipment executive John Aglialoro (he’s the CEO of Cybex International) – read the full article here.

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