by In 2020, a fantasy film adapting a cult work from the 80s was announced with Ryan Reynolds for Netflix. Five years later, the live version of a popular video game revised in “Stranger Things” finally gives its news.
It is a project in the boxes for five years already and we finally have news. In 2020, we learned that Netflix intended to adapt the most popular arcade game in America in the 1980s.
First of all created as an interactive cartoon, Dragon's Lair is a game whose difficulty could discourage even the most motivated players. He brought together complex trials at the Dirk hero imagined by Don Bluth, former animator at Disney.
That fans of the heroic fantasy franchise are reassured, don Bluth co -produced the film Netflix in the pipes for some moment already. We no longer had too many news from live action adaptation until recently.
Will the live action adaptation of “Dragon's Lair” finally see the light of day?
Five years later, the live adaptation of Dragon's Lair for Netflix finally seems to move forward. American media The Hollywood Reporter Informs us that James Bobin, the director of Les Muppets, the return, Most Most Wanted, Alice on the other side of the mirror and Dora and the lost city is in talks to stage the film.
Originally, Ryan Reynolds was in discussions with Netflix to participate in the project. Finally, the actor will no longer play in adaptation but there is one of the producers.
If James Bobin realizes Dragon's Lair well, it will then be necessary to launch the cast in order to find the main characters of the film, namely the knight Dirk the daring, but also the Princess Daphne and the bad guys, that his the evil dragon monkey and the wizard Bordroc.
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If Dragon's Lair had several versions and from the NES players, Super NES, PS2 or Xbox were able to play, the video game work was mainly popular on Arcade. Nostalgia could therefore be the best asset of this live adaptation, especially since the game had appeared in the first episode of season 2 of Stranger Things.
In addition to the films aroused, James Bobin also made episodes of the Percy Jackson series and the Olympians and the mysterious Benedict circle on Disney+.
