D&D Movie/TV Netflix Planning Forgotten Realms D&D TV Show With Stranger Things Producer

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A Dungeons & Dragons TV show set in the Forgotten Realms is in development at Netflix. Deadline reports that the new TV series, titled The Forgotten Realms, is being produced by Shawn Levy, with Drew Crevello serving as writer and showrunner. No timeframe was given for the show's release. No cast has been announced and neither Hasbro nor Netflix has actually confirmed the project. If successful, the series could launch a wider D&D cinematic universe, long a goal for Hasbro.

Hasbro has tried unsuccessfully to get Dungeons & Dragons to television for several years. At one point, Paramount+ had a TV show in development with Rawson Marshall Thurber writing the pilot. While the project was ultimately scrapped, Crevello (who was set to be showrunner on that version of the show) stayed on the project and redeveloped it with a new concept. According to Deadline, this project is not tied to Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, although the movie is set to debut on Netflix this month and is also set in the Forgotten Realms.

Dungeons & Dragons was also featured in an episode of Secret Level, an animated series focused on various game franchises that aired on Amazon Prime. Legendary, meanwhile, is adapting Hasbro's other major fantasy franchise Magic: The Gathering into a movie and TV project.
 

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They tried PG-13 with DADHAT, BG3s maturity went much better for them.

Also look at the success of Vex Machina cartoon, which akin to an R-Rating, BG3 would probably closer to NC-17.
Yeah, still seriously doubt thst is the way they will go with the brand overall.

Frankly, I think a PG-13 BG3 with similar production values could have been even more successful.
 




I’d much rather something in the vein of Honor Amongst Thieves rather than an R-rated show. At the end of the day, the brand is targeting kids as well, and cutting them off from the show would be a huge mistake.

The stuff targeted at kids hasn't done that well. Not everything needs to be for kids.

Not saying a later show say set in Eberron can't be for kids.
 





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