‘Elden Ring’ Live-Action Movie in the Works at A24 With Director Alex Garland

Entertainment

Alex Garland is set to write and direct a live-action film adaptation of FromSoftware Inc.’s world-renowned video game “Elden Ring” for A24 and Bandai Namco Entertainment, the companies announced on Thursday.

Elden Ring” was created under the guidance of FromSoftware’s Hidetaka Miyazaki, based on a mythological story written by George R. R. Martin, author of the fantasy novel series, “A Song of Ice and Fire.” 

“Elden Ring” is an action RPG set in an authentic dark fantasy world. The game allows players to explore vast environments and dungeons to discover the unknown and enjoy the sense of accomplishment that comes from overcoming obstacles and challenges. Combining the development capabilities of FromSoftware and the marketing power of Bandai Namco Entertainment’s overseas network, this title was released on Feb. 25, 2022, and has shipped more than 30 million units worldwide.

The film will be produced by Peter Rice alongside Andrew Macdonald and Allon Reich from DNA, and George R. R. Martin and Vince Gerardis.

An “Elden Ring” spinoff, “Elden Ring Nightreign,” is set for simultaneous worldwide release on May 30. The title is an action game where players co-operate to overcome a variety of challenging situations.

While carrying over elements from “Elden Ring,” such as weapons and enemies, the game has been redesigned to provide players with a completely new gameplay experience. Players will choose from a cast of unique characters to face off against a new threat.

Read More
Umberto Gonzalez

Latest

Study suggests fibroid rates in Latina women may be lower than previously thought

🛡️ Just a quick check We’re checking your connection to prevent automated abuse

Rimas Entertainment Presents SONAR: ‘A Record Label Where Artists Can Develop with Freedom’

The label's roster includes Cris MJ, Yan Block, Hades66 and more. Jesús Rodríguez, head of label, SONAR SONAR / Rimas Entertainment Español Rimas Entertainment officially unveils SONAR, a record label focused on the development and projection of artists within the Latin music market, Billboard can announce exclusively today (April 29). The initiative is part of

YouTube’s Tuma Basa to Exit as Director of Black Music & Culture

MusicAfter eight years at the streaming giant, the...

Feza – Khanyisa

MusicDOWNLOAD MP3 SONG...

Newsletter

Don't miss

Study suggests fibroid rates in Latina women may be lower than previously thought

🛡️ Just a quick check We’re checking your connection to prevent automated abuse

Rimas Entertainment Presents SONAR: ‘A Record Label Where Artists Can Develop with Freedom’

The label's roster includes Cris MJ, Yan Block, Hades66 and more. Jesús Rodríguez, head of label, SONAR SONAR / Rimas Entertainment Español Rimas Entertainment officially unveils SONAR, a record label focused on the development and projection of artists within the Latin music market, Billboard can announce exclusively today (April 29). The initiative is part of

YouTube’s Tuma Basa to Exit as Director of Black Music & Culture

MusicAfter eight years at the streaming giant, the...

Feza – Khanyisa

MusicDOWNLOAD MP3 SONG...

The Vogue Business Funding Tracker

Introducing the Vogue Business Funding Tracker, a running list highlighting the most notable and intriguing investment and M&A activity in fashion and beauty. From emerging disruptors to legacy giants undergoing major changes, we spotlight the deals that are shifting the dynamics of the sectors we cover, including fashion, beauty, tech and sustainability. April 2026 Icicle

Family Business? Tee Grizzley Reacts After His Mom Accuses Him Of Leaving Her To Struggle (PHOTOS)

Y’all… it looks like some family tension might be brewing behind the scenes involving Tee Grizzley and his mom. What seemed like a regular social media post quickly turned into something deeper. And now, folks are side-eyeing the situation and wondering what’s really going on. RELATED: Tee Grizzley Shares A Message For Artists After His

SoE necessary but not sufficient, business leaders say

PE­TER CHRISTO­PHER Se­nior Mul­ti­me­dia Re­porter pe­ter.christo­pher@guardian.co.tt Heavy hand­ed but nec­es­sary giv­en the state of crime in T&T. This was a com­mon as­sess­ment from var­i­ous busi­ness groups when asked for their per­spec­tive on the lat­est de­c­la­ra­tion of a state of emer­gency in the coun­try. The T&T Cham­ber of In­dus­try and Com­merce, in a re­leased is­sued yes­ter­day