Neil Druckmann, copresidente de Naughty Dog y director de la saga The Last of Us, has completed his work on the filming of the series based on the original video game, which will be released soon on the HBO platform. After confirming that he and Craig Mazin were to be the main executive producers of the adaptation, coupled with Druckmann’s foray into directing one of the episodes, we now know that the creative has ended his task.
The information comes from the protagonist’s own Twitter profile, who has said goodbye to his trip to Alberta, Canada, where most of the scenes of this first season of The Last of Us are being recorded, which will consist of 10 episodes.
“My time in Canada has come to an end. To the best television team in the world: thank you for your incredible work, for your passion and for making me feel so welcome ”, he comments in the message, published during the afternoon of this Sunday, November 7. “I will miss you! I am excited to return to Naughty Dog (and to a warmer climate) “, concludes Druckmann in the aforementioned social network.
The Last of Us is still in full swing; they plan to finish it in June 2022
Until now, there are several confirmed actors and actresses for the series, which will “deviate a lot” from the video game published in 2013 for PlayStation 3. To highlight, Pedro Pascal (Joel); Bella Ramsey (Ellie); Gabriel Luna (Tommy); Nico Parker (Sarah) and others like Jeffrey Pierce, Murray Bartlett and Con O’Neill taking on the role of Perry, Bartlett and Frank, respectively. Last week we met one more incorporation, that of Natasha Mumba, who will be in charge of playing an original character, Kim Tembo.
Led by Sony Pictures, World Games, Naughty Dog and PlayStation Productions, the The Last of Us series will come to HBO in the future, although it is not yet confirmed that it will arrive in time for 2022. Carolyn Strauss (Chernobyl and Game of Thrones), Evan Wells (Naughty Dog), Asad Qizilbash (PlayStation Productions) and Carter Swan (PlayStation Productions) will serve as executive producers.
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