Check out their responses below:
Daniella Pineda:Pretty fun.
I’m in myvillain stage now of my career, which I didn’t think would ever happen.
It’s a part that I’ve never gotten to play.
Why did [the director] think I was a villain?
We had a couple of auditions, and at first this audition came and went.
Then I had my next audition, and I was scared to death.
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I was like, “Man, if I get this, this is going to be fun.
“I’ll also say she’s a villain, but it’s definitely a complex character.
Gavin O’Connor:There are some landmines.
The Accountant 2, released in 2025, sees Ben Affleck reprising his role as Christian Wolff. When an old acquaintance is murdered, Wolff enlists his estranged brother, Brax, to unravel a deadly conspiracy. Alongside Marybeth Medina, they confront a relentless network of killers determined to maintain their secrets.
If I say certain things vis-a-vis her character, and some of the twists or reveals in the movie.
The lack of any existing personal conflict theoretically leaves no room for a sequel.
That fact alone is exactly why Anais needed to be introduced.
If the sequel is successful, O’Connor reportedly plans to develop a third movie in theAccountanttrilogy.
The Accountant 2’s trailerhas already revealed thatRaymond King will die earlyin the movie.
It will likely be the driving force behind the entire plot, and Anais is almost certainly involved.
King’s death will give Christian the chance to rejoin the action, alongside Braxton and Medina.
In doing so, Pineda’s mysterious villain will find herself scheming against new enemies.
Anais seems to be a different kind of threat.
Targeting Raymond King makes her a very personal enemy, and the entire movie will hinge on her performance.
Alongside Marybeth Medina, they confront a relentless online grid of killers determined to maintain their secrets.
