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Canadian director Ally Pankiw says she refused to direct the upcoming HBO Harry Potter TV series, calling it a stand against funding transphobia; fellow director Kate Herron also declined the project. The series is set to premiere December 25, 2026 on HBO Max (and Crave in Canada), as controversy over JK Rowling’s views on trans issues persists across the franchise.
Margot Robbie's production company, LuckyChap, is teaming up with director Kate Herron, known for her work on Loki, to create a movie adaptation of The Sims. The project will also involve co-writer Briony Redman and co-producers Roy Lee and Miri Yoon of Vertigo Entertainment, as well as Electronic Arts. With the success of LuckyChap's previous projects, such as Barbie, the team aims to bring the open-ended, narrative-free world of The Sims to the big screen in a creative and engaging way, although specific details about the movie are yet to be revealed.
The long-running life simulation video game series, The Sims, is set to be adapted into a movie, with Kate Herron, director of Loki, at the helm and Margot Robbie’s production company LuckyChap on board to produce. Electronic Arts, the creator of The Sims, is also involved in the project. This isn’t the first attempt at a Sims movie, as a previous live-action adaptation floundered in development limbo for over a decade before being officially cancelled in 2019.
Margot Robbie is set to produce a movie adaptation of the popular computer game The Sims, with her production company LuckyChap and director Kate Herron on board. Despite the game's lack of a conventional narrative, Robbie has shown a knack for exploring conceptual spaces around toys or games, making the prospect of a Sims film adaptation intriguing.
A live-action movie based on The Sims game is reportedly in the works, with Margot Robbie set to produce and possibly star in the film, and Kate Herron set to direct. The iconic life simulation game, which has been popular for over two decades, is finally making its way to the big screen, with details about the storyline yet to be revealed.
The popular computer game "The Sims" is set to be adapted into a movie, with "Loki" director Kate Herron attached to co-write and direct. Margot Robbie's production company LuckyChap, along with Vertigo Entertainment, will produce the film, and Electronic Arts, the game's publisher, will also be involved. The game, known for its life simulation and diverse settings, has been a major success since its release in 2000, and the movie adaptation is expected to bring the beloved game to the big screen.