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Cube hat geschrieben: ↑8. Nov 2023, 10:19 Nintendo und Sony Pictures haben eine Verfilmung der TLoZ-Reihe angekündigt.

Produzenten: Shigeru Miyamoto (Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Pikmin) und Avi Arad (Spider-Man 2, Venom, Uncharted, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)
Regie: Wes Ball (The Maze Runner-Trilogie, Planet der Affen '24)
Drehbuch: Derek Connolly (Jurassic World-Trilogie, Kong: Skull Island, Detective Pikachu, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker)

https://variety.com/2023/film/news/zeld ... 235783308/

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Regarding the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda, I know we face an extremely high hurdle in producing a film that will not disappoint the global fan base. With this challenge in mind, I have been discussing this project with Avi Arad, Chairman of Arad Productions Inc., for about 10 years. Movies are just like games, in that you need to spend a lot of time working on them until you get to something you’re satisfied with. Movies therefore need sponsors who can lend their full support until completion. For the production of our movies, Nintendo itself acts as a sponsor. To produce the movie, we were able to assemble a group of people who are willing to commit time to the production until we come up with something we feel confident about.

For The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Chris Meledandri, the founder and CEO of Illumination, and I had creative control for all aspects of movie production, and together we continued with production until we were satisfied. For the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda, Avi Arad and I are taking plenty of time to prepare. We hope to release something good that will meet everyone’s expectations, so please look forward to it.

Hollywood is adapting Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series into a live-action movie and while there's plenty of excitement about the upcoming film there's also some concern.
With this in mind, the film's director Wes Ball (known for the Maze Runner trilogy) has told Total Film how he understands just how "important" the Zelda franchise is to fans and aims to "fulfil people's greatest desires".
He's also provided fans an idea of what to expect - explaining how he wants it to be a "serious" and "real movie" while offering a sense of escapism:
"That’s the thing I want to try to create – it’s got to feel like something real. Something serious and cool, but fun and whimsical."