Michael Sarnoski, who will write and direct the Death Stranding movie under the A24 banner, shared new details about the highly anticipated film adaptation and touched upon the filming date.
Death Stranding, one of the most remarkable games of recent years, was considered highly suitable for a cinematic adaptation due to its world and story. Indeed, the game itself was full of cutscenes featuring many famous actors. Of course, Hollywood didn't miss this attractive package, and it was announced approximately two years ago that preparations for the Death Stranding movie had begun.
Since then, the Death Stranding movie, which has been in the preparation phase, has now taken a much more concrete form. Speaking to GamesRadar this week, director Michael Sarnoski announced that he recently submitted the second draft of the script to the studio and that they plan to start filming next year.
Death Stranding Movie Will Tell a New Story Set in This World
Michael Sarnoski, who previously directed films like Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One, will tell a new story set in the Death Stranding world, instead of directly adapting the game's plot to the big screen. Sarnoski, whose latest film The Death of Robin Hood features a high degree of violence, states that Death Stranding will not be such a violent film. Sarnoski says, "of course, there is violence and action in the film, but not at that level."
Behind the Death Stranding movie is A24, which has become one of Hollywood's most prominent studios thanks to its remarkable work in recent years. This raises expectations for the film even higher. Additionally, Hideo Kojima is also involved in the project as a producer.
Death Stranding is set in a world where civilization has collapsed after a mysterious catastrophe, and supernatural events have become commonplace. In this world, where survivors try to live in small and isolated settlements, players control a courier named Sam Bridges.
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