Emmy-winning 'Succession' creator Jesse Armstrong has set his next project -- an HBO film about four friends amid an international financial crisis.

Jesse Armstrong has landed on his follow-up to Succession at HBO — but it’s not a series project. Armstrong, who created the multiple Emmy-winning series, is now writing a feature film for HBO. He’ll also serve as an executive producer alongside Frank Rich; the two were EPs of Succession together.

Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong has found his next project: an original movie for HBO Films. The seven-time Emmy winner is teaming up with “Succession” executive producer Frank Rich for the project,

Armstrong is still writing the script; production will begin later in 2025. Armstrong previously landed a Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar nomination for his 2009 film “In The Loop,” which he cowrote with “Veep” creator Armando Iannucci, Simon Blackwell, and Tony Roche.

Listen up, sickos and slime puppies! Jesse Armstrong is finally back in the HBO office to say… yo. Only this time, despite creating one of the best television series of the decade thus far, he’s transferring to a slightly different department.

As per the publication, Armstrong is penning a currently untitled movie for HBO Films and will serve as executive producer alongside Frank Rich, who he worked with on Succession. While details about the film are thin, it is said to "revolve around four friends who meet up during the turmoil of an ongoing international financial crisis".

Jesse Armstrong is reuniting with HBO again after creating the hit series Succession for the studio. He is working with Succession Executive Producer Frank Rich on a new project, which will be an original film for HBO.

Succession’s Jesse Armstrong has found his next project. Armstrong is known for creating Succession, the popular HBO series starring Jeremy Strong, Kieran Culkin, and Sarah Snook. He has also worked on the screenplays for movies such as 2009's In the Loop,