Guy Ritchie's Rock sequels

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Jul 13, 2008, 4:00 GMT

Guy Ritchie wants to make two sequels for his new movie 'RocknRolla'. 07/01/2008 - Guy Ritchie - Guy Ritchie Departing From Madonna's Upper Westside Apartment on July 1, 2008 - Upper Westside - New York City, NY, USA © Janet Mayer / PR Photos

07/01/2008 - Guy Ritchie - Guy Ritchie Departing From Madonna's Upper Westside Apartment on July 1, 2008 - Upper Westside - New York City, NY, USA © Janet Mayer / PR PhotosThe critically-acclaimed director admits it was his intention to make three films in the style of 'RocknRolla' at once but, as that didn't work out, he has now decided to follow the movie up with two sequels if it proves popular.He said: "If people go and see the first one, I've written a second one and I've got a third one mapped out. To be honest, at one point I wanted to shoot three in one hit. The truth is I like these kinds of films - they are very watchable from where I'm sat, so I'd watch the whole lot."Guy - who is rumoured to be having marital problems with wife Madonna - also revealed he wants to keep himself busy.He added to Total Film magazine: "It's my intention to be very busy over the next five years. And I think we probably have six or seven projects that we are pretty sure we are going to make. I kind of fancy myself at making films quite quickly."

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