A third movie of "Hellboy" will be released soon, however, it would be without Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman. The third movie will be rated R.

On late Monday, Mike Mignola, the comics creator had revealed that "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour, will play as the red Man-Beast on the new modification of the diabolic story of a benevolent fictional character with superhuman powers, cited Los Angeles Times.

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Neil Marshall, a British director, who directed horror movies and who has worked on "Game of Thrones," "The Descent" and "Doomsday," will be the one to direct the adaptation. 

"Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen" has been the working title of the most awaited film said the Hollywood Reporter. It further added that Millennium Films is in the process of arranging the terms of the agreement with producers Larry Gordon and Lloyd Levin for the reopening of a possession written by Andrew Cosby, Christopher Golden, and Mignola. The founder of Dark Horse Entertainment, Mike Richardson, who is an American publisher, writer and Emmy-winning producer is also producing.

The most recent installment takes place in the aftermath of Del Toro's mediocre film franchises, the "Sons of Anarchy's" which features Perlman. On 2004, the film has its debut and with a sequel which concerns on substantial awareness on 2008. It even significantly cracks at the box office because of the global markets' assistance.

Del Toro, a passionate "Hellboy" enthusiast expressed his desire of having the third film, yet he becomes silent on the preceding months. It seems that issue is about creative differences and exceeding Mignola's definite timetable. 

In 2011, del Toro unveiled to Cinemablend his heartbreak knowing how it ends and he doesn't know if he wants to see that ending. Apparently, the ending would be killing off Big Red which surpasses to the comic book plans of Mignola's. Moreover, del Toro said that it is where they have a huge conflict because Mignola's adaptation in the comics is finite, but he said it would take him fifteen years to have the denouement, according to IGN.

Lastly, the former "Hellboy" director said that if Mignola makes 'Hellboy III, it is the death of Hellboy. Thus, he will be left doing how the comic goes. Then he won't be done yet.