Jason Momoa is apparently in "final negotiations" to join the cast of the upcoming 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Minecraft movie. This comes in the wake of rumors that its distributor, Warner Bros. Pictures, would be canceling the film on account of its numerous delays related to the ong💖oing pandemic. The movie was originally scheduled to release on March 4, 2022.
The news comes by way of The Hollywood Reporter which also that Jared Hess will be directing the movie based on a screenplay by Allison Schroeder. Vu Bui, Roy Lee, Mary Parent, andꦐ Lydia Winters are currently set to produce the video game adaptation. Jill Messick will be receiving posthumous credit for working on the film just prior to her death in 2018. The movie is going to 🍌follow a group of adventurers who save Overworld from the Ender Dragon.
Momoa began his acting career as Ronon Dex on Stargaꩵte Atlantis before accepting the role of Khal🦄 Drogo in Game of Thrones. The actor went on to play Arthur Curry in Aquaman. Momoa also played Duncan Idaho in the recent movie adaptation of Dune.
The announcement that Momoa will be joinin♊g the Minecraft movie cast is welcome news to many fans of the franchise who had all but given up hope on ever seeing the project come to fruition. The much anticipated version by ♎Rob McElhenney has been dead in the water since 2018. McElhenney claims to have devoted over two years of his life to the project before Greg Silverman left Warner Bros. Pictures in 2016 at which point the video game adaptation was left to languish.
The developer behind Minecraft, Mojang Studios, released t⛄he game to rave reviews in 2011. Minecraft soon rocketed to success, attracting over 100 million users within a matter of years. Microsoft acquired Mojang Studios for $2.5 billion in 2014.
Video game adaptations have been seeing a rise in popularity with Sonic the Hedgehog 2 becoming a breakthrough success at the box office earlier this month. The production studio responsible for the film, Paramount Pictures, released the Halo TV series on its streaming service to much fanfa🌠re back in March🍸.
