"Dungeons & Dragons" to be filmed as a live-action series directed by the director of "Red Notice"

After the success of the live-action Halo series (although it received poor reviews), the streaming service Paramount+ has once again entered the field of video game adaptation, this time with a live-action adaptation of the RPG game Dungeons & Dragons.

According to Deadline, Paramount+ successfully won the TV adaptation rights of "Dungeons & Dragons" from several competitors, and Paramount Pictures and eOne jointly produced 8 episodes. It is worth mentioning that Paramount Pictures and eOne also jointly produced the live-action movie "Dungeons & Dragons: Rogue Glory" of "Dungeons & Dragons".

The "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series is directed and written by Rawson Marshall Thurber, the director of "Red Notice". It is reported that Paramount intends to create the "Dungeons & Dragons" universe through multiple series.

In addition to movies and games, Wizards of the Coast, the owner of the Dungeons & Dragons IP, is also developing multiple video games, one of which is a 3A game created by its internal studio Invoke Studios. In addition, in 2021, Hidden Path also announced that it is developing a 3A open world Dungeons & Dragons RPG game.