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Streets of Rage movie moves forward with Sonic writers and the director behind one of Netflix's most…
The adaptation of SEGA's classic beat-'em-up game Streets of Rage is moving forward with Sonic the Hedgehog writers Pat Casey and Josh Miller penning the script. Jeymes Samuel, director of The Harder They Fall, has been tapped to direct the film. Lionsgate film boss Erin Westerman expressed excitement for Samuel's "visceral and explosive style" to bring the beloved IP to life.
Streets of Rage movie gains momentum as Sonic the Hedgehog writers and The Harder They Fall director board the adaptation
A live-action movie adaptation of the Streets of Rage franchise is moving forward at Lionsgate, with Jeymes Samuel directing and Pat Casey and Josh Miller writing. The film is described as leaning heavily into the cult classic beat 'em up action, iconic characters, and electronic soundtracks. The project is still in early development, with a rewrite expected.
Streets Of Rage Movie Brings On Writers Of Some Of The Most Popular Video Game Movies Ever
The upcoming Streets of Rage movie has new writers attached, with Pat Casey and Josh Miller, known for the Sonic the Hedgehog films, taking over script duties. Jeymes Samuel is set to direct the adaptation of Sega's beat-'em-up series. While John Wick creator Derek Kolstad was previously involved, Casey and Miller will now bring their video game movie experience to the project.
Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk and John Wick creator's new movie isn't just an action flick – it also has a surprising amount of heart
Bob Odenkirk, known for his dramatic and comedic roles, discusses his new action film 'Normal,' which he believes offers more than just thrills. Co-written by John Wick creator Derek Kolstad and directed by Ben Wheatley, the movie blends slick action with humor and surprising emotional depth, exploring themes of secrets and consequences.
The Hitman TV series everyone had forgotten about is "dead in the water", says John Wick creator Derek Kolstad
Derek Kolstad, the creator of the John Wick film series, has confirmed that a planned live-action Hitman television series is "dead in the water." The project, which was announced in 2017 and intended for production by Fox 21 and Hulu, will not be moving forward despite Kolstad's enthusiasm for the Hitman game and its protagonist.
The Hulu Hitman TV series is 'dead in the water,' says would-be director
Director Derek Kolstad has provided an update on the potential Hitman television series for Hulu, stating that the project is 'dead in the water.' The series was initially teased for a 2017 release.
The Hitman TV show has been silently assassinated: 'It's dead in the water'
The planned Hitman TV series for Hulu, which had John Wick creator Derek Kolstad attached as an executive producer and writer, has been officially canceled. Kolstad confirmed the project is 'dead in the water,' marking the end of a development cycle that began approximately nine years ago. This follows two poorly received film adaptations of the popular video game franchise.
John Wick creator says the Hitman TV show is "dead in the water": "It's a little bit of a dagger in…
John Wick creator Derek Kolstad has stated that the planned Hitman TV show is "dead in the water." Kolstad expressed his love for the game and its character but indicated that no progress is being made on the adaptation. Previous film adaptations of Hitman received poor critical reception.
After Nine Years, The Live-Action Hitman TV Show Is Dead
The planned live-action Hitman TV show, initially reported to be in development for Hulu with Derek Kolstad attached, is no longer moving forward. Kolstad, who was set to executive produce and write, confirmed the project is 'dead in the water.' While this adaptation is canceled, the Hitman game franchise continues with updates to Hitman: World of Assassination and a future new installment planned by IO Interactive.
50 Video Game Movies In The Works: How Many Of Them Will Actually Come Out?
Hollywood is actively developing over 50 film and television adaptations of video game properties, ranging from major franchises like Elden Ring and Call of Duty to indie titles such as The Mortuary Assistant. While some projects like Death Stranding and Mortal Kombat 2 are further along, many others are in early development or face potential delays, with varying degrees of success seen in past video game movies.
