The blockbuster Final Fantasy video game series is heading to television. Sony Pictures TV and Hivemind, the production company behind Amazon’s The Expanse and Netflix’s upcoming adaptation of The …
Final Fantasythe TV adaptation will tell an original story set in the fantastic world of Eorzea, based onthe franchise’s blockbuster online role-playing game. Since it first debuted in 2013, the online title has continued to amass millions of players around the world, cementing its legacy as one of the most storied and influential franchises in gaming history.
“Television is the ideal medium to capture the extraordinary depth, sophisticated themes, and unparalleled imagination ofand its multitude of unique and fully realized characters,” said Jason Brown, Hivemind Co-Founder and Co-President. “We are working tirelessly to bring together artists from around the world who are united in honoring the extraordinary legacy of this franchise and its millions of fans around the world.”series has sold more than 144 million units worldwide across three decades.
Lustig and Thornton will executive produce with Jason F. Brown, Sean Daniel, and Dinesh Shamdasani of Hivemind.
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