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I've often wanted a movie/series based on the Dragonlance books or the Dark Elf trilogy. What would you all like to see done if you had the ability to do it?

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[–] proudblond 5 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I have a couple. I’d love to see Prydain done right but I don’t have much hope anymore.

Temeraire got optioned by Peter Jackson years and years ago. I remember thinking that Richard Armitage would be a perfect Lawrence, but it’s been too long; I think he’s probably too old now.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I think the rights reverted back to the author.

I'd love for Temeraire to be a series, in my head I had Tom Hiddleston as Laurence but he might be aging out as well. Though Richard Armitage would also have been awesome.

All I can think is that it would cost a boatload of money. Boats, war and dragons.

I'd watch it as an animated series, then it wouldn't matter how old Armitage or Hiddleston were.

[–] proudblond 1 points 1 year ago

I’ll watch Hiddleston do anything, honestly.

Yeah, I really like live action but I think it has a better shot as animation. I don’t mind animation but I’m more drawn to live action. But it’s hard and costly to put a lot of fantasy to live-action screen.

[–] CynicRaven 1 points 1 year ago

Hell yes to Prydain but I'm not sure who would do it. I'm sure Disney associates it with their dark time in animation.