Evan Peters gets honest 'Tron: Ares' ending

The end of Tron: Ares has made ground for a potential fourth instalment, fans believe.

Reports suggest that the key hint for a potential fourth installment is that Julian Dillinger, the antagonist played by Evan Peters and a CEO, is behind bars; however, he has managed to find an old identity disc that transforms him into Sark, the main villain from the 1982 film Tron.

Now, in a chat with Collider, the actor plays coy about potential Tron 4, saying, "Well, we'll see. We’ll see in 20 years if that pans out. But it was incredibly cool to be inside the Grid, and in the creation, but it was surreal." 

He continues, "I didn't actually get to put on the Sark helmet, which is kind of a bummer, but I did get a little lean back, and he does lean back a lot in the original Tron."

"I wonder if they had, like, metal things for his legs so he could go all the way back when Master C is electrocuting him or taking his power?"

Apart from this, Evan, in a previous interview, says about his character, "[In the] second film, the Dillingers are unveiling NCom12 and now Julian is unveiling this military AI, Ares."

"So it sort of kicks off the movie. But like you said, it was in the writing, and then our characters' relationship and dynamic – that was pretty fresh and new to the series. I was excited to jump on board with that," the actor notes.

Ares: Tron is playing in cinemas.