Netflix entwickelt laut Deadline eine Live-Action-Dungeons & Dragons-Serie, die auf den vergessenen Bereichen basiert. Das Projekt, eines der größten Fantasy -TV -Investitionen von Netflix, wird von Shawn Levy (Deadpool & Wolverine) mit Drew Crevello (Wecrashed) als Schriftsteller und Showrunner geleitet. Die vergessenen Realms -Einstellungen wurden zuvor im Film Dungeons & Dragons: Ehre unter Dieben und dem Videospiel Baldur's Gate 3 vorgestellt. Während Netflix und Hasbro die Nachrichten nicht bestätigt haben, berichtet Deadline, dass das Pilotskript abgeschlossen ist und die Serie in der Entwicklung ist. Erfolg könnte zu einem größeren D & D -Universum auf der Plattform führen.
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Dungeons & Dragons Live -Action Netflix -Serie in den Arbeiten könnten ein „D & D -Universum“ starten.
Dungeons & Dragons Live -Action Netflix -Serie in den Arbeiten könnten ein „D & D -Universum“ starten.
Autor : Blake
Feb 18,2025
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