Thurber shared a video message with Voltron fans during VoltCon in which he shared: “I want to make sure that we stay true to the heart and the spirit of Voltron. In this film, we’re going to be introducing an entirely new generation of pilots. We’ve reimagined Voltron for the live-action world, but we’re going to stay true to … those iconic elements that you love, that I love. And I’m so excited to share it with you.”
Deadline has announced that Sterling K. Brown, Rita Ora, and John Kim have been added to the cast of Amazon MGM Studios' upcoming Voltron film, alongside previously confirmed actors Daniel Quinn-Toye and Henry Cavill.
Rawson Marshall Thurber is at the helm of the project, having co-written the script with Ellen Shanman. The film is being produced by Todd Lieberman through Hidden Pictures, alongside Bob Koplar, Thurber himself, and David Hoberman from Hobie Films. Specific details regarding the plot remain confidential.
QuoteThurber shared a video message with Voltron fans during VoltCon in which he shared: I want to make sure that we stay true to the heart and the spirit of Voltron. In this film, were going to be introducing an entirely new generation of pilots. Weve reimagined Voltron for the live-action world, but were going to stay true to those iconic elements that you love, that I love. And Im so excited to share it with you.
Live action Voltron with Henry Cavill?????
HUhh
This feels really 2017 Power Rangers to me, and we know how that turned out.
I almost want to say....Please I beg you don't do this.
Henry Cavill is poised to lead the cast of Amazon MGM's film adaptation of the renowned anime Voltron, directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber. He will be joining the previously announced actor Daniel Quinn-Toye. Thurber is at the helm of the project, having co-written the screenplay with Ellen Shanman. Details regarding the plot remain undisclosed.
The production team for this cinematic version of Voltron includes Todd Lieberman from Hidden Pictures, Bob Koplar, Thurber himself, and David Hoberman from Hobie Films.
Source: Deadline
And probably also bidding for the toy license. No wonder Netflix is passing on this one.
A Voltron "Live action"......
Rated "R" would work ;^)
Pacific Rim didn't do too well for WB, So even if it's indeed great movie I doubt it will do more than break even.
"Live action." Yeah, that always turns out well.
