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Filming has begun on the Elden Ring movie in London, with Greenwich Naval College doubling as a medieval town and a star-studded cast led by Alex Garland. The production includes extensive on-set work, green screens and location shoots across the UK and Iceland, and is slated for a March 3, 2028 release.
Production has begun on Alex Garland’s live-action Elden Ring film for A24, directed from his own screenplay with George R.R. Martin’s writing input, shot on IMAX with a star-studded cast, aiming for a March 3, 2028 release.
Bandai Namco, FromSoftware, and A24 have announced a live-action Elden Ring movie written and directed by Alex Garland, scheduled to hit theaters on March 3, 2028, with a cast that includes Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, Peter Serafinowicz, Jonathan Pryce, Nick Offerman, and Sonoya Mizuno; filming is set to begin in the coming weeks.
Bandai Namco confirms a live-action Elden Ring movie from A24, with Alex Garland writing and directing; the film is slated for March 3, 2028, production kicking off this spring, and the cast includes Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Jonathan Pryce, Ruby Cruz, Nick Offerman, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird, and Peter Serafinowicz.
Alex Garland’s live-action Elden Ring movie, a collaboration between A24 and Bandai Namco, is set for release on March 3, 2028 and is being shot in IMAX. The adaptation of FromSoftware’s hit game has announced a full cast including Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Jonathan Pryce, Ruby Cruz, Nick Offerman, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird and Peter Serafinowicz, with Peter Rice producing alongside DNA’s Andrew Macdonald and Allon Reich, and George R.R. Martin and Vince Gerardis also on board. Garland, a longtime fan of Elden Ring, reportedly pitched the project to Bandai Namco and FromSoftware, and the game has sold over 30 million copies since its 2022 debut.
A24’s Elden Ring is getting a high-profile live-action adaptation with production underway in the UK. The cast has expanded to include Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Jonathan Pryce, Ruby Cruz, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird, and Peter Serafinowicz, joining previously announced Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, and Nick Offerman. Alex Garland wrote the script and will direct; the project is reportedly well over $100 million and aims for around 100 days of principal photography. The film, based on FromSoftware’s game and George R. R. Martin’s mythos, is set for a March 3, 2028 theatrical release.
A24 and Bandai Namco are developing Alex Garland’s Elden Ring film, due March 3, 2028 in IMAX, with Garland writing/directing and Kit Connor and Ben Wishaw starring; Cailee Spaeny joins the cast along with Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Jonathan Pryce and others, with George R.R. Martin and Vince Gerardis producing.
Space.com reports Amazon MGM’s final teaser for Project Hail Mary features more of Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace with Rocky the alien, emphasizing their growing friendship; directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and adapted by Alex Garland from Andy Weir’s novel, the sci‑fi film lands in theaters and IMAX in March 2026, with behind‑the‑scenes clips like 'Finding Grace' fueling the hype.
Directed by Nia DaCosta and written by Alex Garland, The Bone Temple picks up where 28 Years Later left off, deepens Kelson and Samson’s dynamic, expands the Fingers’ menace, and tees up Jim’s return and the trilogy’s final installment, all while delivering brisk, entertaining franchise-forward horror.
Cillian Murphy returns as Jim in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a grounded, end-scene comeback directed by Nia DaCosta from Alex Garland’s script. The film shifts the zombie saga toward a quiet life for Jim (now with a daughter) rather than a blockbuster moment, features early callbacks via sound and the classic In a Heartbeat track, and tees up a potential follow-up as Sony has greenlit Garland’s continuation.
Film critic Adam Nayman hails The Bone Temple as a sharp, self-contained yet franchise-ready bridge sequel to 28 Years Later. With Nia DaCosta directing and Alex Garland’s script tightening loose ends, the movie deepens the series’ mythic, post-apocalyptic world, centering on Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal’s cult-like insurgents and Ralph Fiennes’s Dr. Kelson alongside a standout performance from Jack O’Connell. Blending brutal horror, sly humor, and philosophical echo, it functions as both a taut standalone and a strong setup for future installments, suggesting this trilogy could become a cherished classic if the finale lands.
The Bone Temple picks up immediately after 28 Years Later, delivering a tighter, gorier follow-up that expands the world with dual storylines—Spike/Jimmy’s survival and Dr. Kelson’s zombie research—while balancing scares, dark humor, and character-driven themes that set up the trilogy’s next chapter.
Director Alex Garland is considering British actor Kit Connor for a starring role in the upcoming live-action film adaptation of the popular video game 'Elden Ring,' produced by A24 and Bandai Namco, with a formal offer yet to be made.
Director Alex Garland is in talks to cast Kit Connor in his upcoming 'Elden Ring' movie adaptation at A24 and Bandai Namco, with negotiations still ongoing. The film is based on the popular dark fantasy video game created by FromSoftware and George R. R. Martin, and is expected to be a major production for A24.
The first trailer for "28 Years Later," directed by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland, teases a post-apocalyptic world 28 years after the Rage Virus outbreak, featuring a primitive society battling zombies. The trailer hints at a surprising return of Cillian Murphy, possibly as a zombified character, alongside stars like Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jodie Comer. The film is set to premiere on June 20, 2025.