'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
Netflix.
Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
as a film executive.
"Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
wide range of settings and stories.
  'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
  ---------------------------------------------------------------
  The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
  life.
  Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
  project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
  previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
  series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
  due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
  co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
  producing the new project.
"Your Name" <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
Netflix.
Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
as a film executive.
"Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
wide range of settings and stories.
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
On 2/13/25 4:57 PM, Your Name wrote:
'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
Terrible news. If Netflix is producing it, it will be absolutely
terrible. (Netflix is particularly terrible at producing sci-fi and
fantasy.) And the show will probably only get 1-2 seasons anyway.
IOW, it's will be fully skippable. Which is good, as I don't get Netflix.
On Feb 13, 2025 at 4:57:45 PM PST, "Your Name" <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
Netflix.
Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
as a film executive.
"Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
wide range of settings and stories.
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist" implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok were African-Americans.)
In article <vomb82$363jh$1@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Your Name" <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
Netflix.
Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
as a film executive.
"Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
wide range of settings and stories.
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but
if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied
by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
Dryads can be male (but still feminine).
Succubi and incubi were combined into a trans monster.
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vomb82$363jh$1@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but
if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied
by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
Dryads can be male (but still feminine).
Succubi and incubi were combined into a trans monster.
Holy shitsnacks, Batman.
Have any of the people who insist that orcs in D&D and LORD OF THE RINGS are >meant to be black people stopped and realized that it's *them* who are the >racists for making that comparison in the first place?
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness
into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with
the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok
were African-Americans.)
I remember that well. I think it was still in the AOL days. When they cast >Tim Ross, somebody said there weren’t any black skinned Vulcans and this >woman who was hysterical at the Claude Reimer level started screaming
OF COURSE THERE ARE AFRCAN AMERICAN VULCANS AND NATIVE AMERICAN VULCANS AND >CHINESE AMERICAN VULCANS!!!
sigh
In article <voo06d$3inha$2@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vomb82$363jh$1@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but
if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied
by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
Dryads can be male (but still feminine).
Succubi and incubi were combined into a trans monster.
Holy shitsnacks, Batman.
... and "trotsky" just jizzed in his pants.
Have any of the people who insist that orcs in D&D and LORD OF THE RINGS are >> meant to be black people stopped and realized that it's *them* who are the >> racists for making that comparison in the first place?
They also say the same about Drow.
Did I mention the rules for players who are "triggered" during the game?
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness >>> into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with
the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok >>> were African-Americans.)
I remember that well. I think it was still in the AOL days. When they cast >> Tim Ross, somebody said there weren’t any black skinned Vulcans and this >> woman who was hysterical at the Claude Reimer level started screaming
OF COURSE THERE ARE AFRCAN AMERICAN VULCANS AND NATIVE AMERICAN VULCANS AND >> CHINESE AMERICAN VULCANS!!!
sigh
I also remember someone Zabruder'd all the Star Trek movies and shows, found an extra waaaay in the background who was black, and then cited that as "proof" of "black vulcans".
. . .
We see this here in real life, too. I can't count the number of times I've >heard Idris Elba described as an "African-American actor". He's neither of >those things. He's British, not African nor American. It's like in the lunatic >world of DEI/PC, all black people in the world, no matter their heritage or >nationality are now African and American whether they like it or not.
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <voo06d$3inha$2@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vomb82$363jh$1@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but >>>> if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied >>>> by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
Dryads can be male (but still feminine).
Succubi and incubi were combined into a trans monster.
Holy shitsnacks, Batman.
... and "trotsky" just jizzed in his pants.
Have any of the people who insist that orcs in D&D and LORD OF THE RINGS >>> are meant to be black people stopped and realized that it's *them* who
are the racists for making that comparison in the first place?
They also say the same about Drow.
Did I mention the rules for players who are "triggered" during the game?
I shudder to imagine.
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness >>>> into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with >>>> the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok >>>> were African-Americans.)
I remember that well. I think it was still in the AOL days. When they
cast Tim Ross, somebody said there weren’t any black skinned Vulcans
and this woman who was hysterical at the Claude Reimer level started
screaming OF COURSE THERE ARE AFRCAN AMERICAN VULCANS AND NATIVE AMERICAN >>> VULCANS AND CHINESE AMERICAN VULCANS!!!
sigh
I also remember someone Zabruder'd all the Star Trek movies and shows,
found an extra waaaay in the background who was black, and then cited
that as "proof" of "black vulcans".
It wasn't the insistence on black Vulcans that was the problem. It was the >claim that they were African-American, when they're from *a whole other >planet*, for cripes sake, where there is no Africa or America.
Ian J. Ball <ijball@mac.invalid> wrote:
On 2/13/25 4:57 PM, Your Name wrote:
  'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
  ---------------------------------------------------------------
  The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
  life.
  Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
  project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
  previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
  series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
  due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
  co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
  producing the new project.
Terrible news. If Netflix is producing it, it will be absolutely
terrible. (Netflix is particularly terrible at producing sci-fi and
fantasy.) And the show will probably only get 1-2 seasons anyway.
IOW, it's will be fully skippable. Which is good, as I don't get Netflix.
F*CK NETFLIX!!!
On Feb 14, 2025 at 10:02:19 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <voo06d$3inha$2@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
In article <vomb82$363jh$1@dont-email.me>, atropos@mac.com wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but >>>> if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied >>>> by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
Dryads can be male (but still feminine).
Succubi and incubi were combined into a trans monster.
Holy shitsnacks, Batman.
... and "trotsky" just jizzed in his pants.
Have any of the people who insist that orcs in D&D and LORD OF THE RINGS are
meant to be black people stopped and realized that it's *them* who are the >>> racists for making that comparison in the first place?
They also say the same about Drow.
Did I mention the rules for players who are "triggered" during the game?
I shudder to imagine.
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
. . .
We see this here in real life, too. I can't count the number of times I've >> heard Idris Elba described as an "African-American actor". He's neither of >> those things. He's British, not African nor American. It's like in the lunatic
world of DEI/PC, all black people in the world, no matter their heritage or >> nationality are now African and American whether they like it or not.
I doubt Idris Elba demands appeasement but even if he did, can you
imagine the reactions of Stringer Bell or Luthor? DEI would die around
the two of them if real-life characters.
I've said this before but Elba was such a good actor there was NEVER a
hint of any London accent in playing Stringer. He's one of the few
British actors who successfully portray Americans.
Oh, it's gotten worse.
Orcs no longer exist because it's racist (againbst black people?), but
if you want them, they suggest making them illegal aliens, accompanied
by a strangely Mexican-looking illustration. >https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iJJQOyvGKk8/maxresdefault.jpg
We see this here in real life, too. I can't count the number of times I've >heard Idris Elba described as an "African-American actor". He's neither of >those things. He's British, not African nor American. It's like in the lunatic >world of DEI/PC, all black people in the world, no matter their heritage or >nationality are now African and American whether they like it or not.
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist" implications >of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness into >the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with the STAR >TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok were >African-Americans.)
On Fri, 14 Feb 2025 02:53:55 -0000 (UTC), BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com>
wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist" implications
of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness into >> the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with the STAR >> TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok were
African-Americans.)
Strange - I thought at least as early as ST:TNG if not earlier was the premise that Klingons were supposed to ensure lots of employment for
black actors.
But then Tuvok is an interesting character unlike Burnham....
The Horny Goat <lcraver@home.ca> wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness
into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with
the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok >>> were African-Americans.)
Strange - I thought at least as early as ST:TNG if not earlier was the
premise that Klingons were supposed to ensure lots of employment for
black actors.
Michael Dorn claims that the turtlehead Klingons were so they could hire >black actors without anybody knowing which is just ridiculous given that
the turtlehead Klingons pre-date TNG by almost a decade and were originally >mostly white actors.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
The Horny Goat <lcraver@home.ca> wrote:
BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness >>>> into the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with >>>> the STAR TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok >>>> were African-Americans.)
Strange - I thought at least as early as ST:TNG if not earlier was the
premise that Klingons were supposed to ensure lots of employment for
black actors.
Michael Dorn claims that the turtlehead Klingons were so they could hire
black actors without anybody knowing which is just ridiculous given that
the turtlehead Klingons pre-date TNG by almost a decade and were originally >> mostly white actors.
I do not remember seeing them before TNG.
--
Not a joke! Don't jump!
On Fri, 14 Feb 2025 19:03:49 -0000 (UTC), BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com>
wrote:
We see this here in real life, too. I can't count the number of times I've >> heard Idris Elba described as an "African-American actor". He's neither of >> those things. He's British, not African nor American. It's like in the lunatic
world of DEI/PC, all black people in the world, no matter their heritage or >> nationality are now African and American whether they like it or not.
Hmmm. A very good friend of mine is indisputably black but born in
Canada and would be annoyed to be described as anything hyphenated American....
On Fri, 14 Feb 2025 02:53:55 -0000 (UTC), BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com>
wrote:
Have they stopped self-flagellating themselves over the "racist"
implications of half-orc and half-elf characters yet?
(One of the more idiotic and stupid intrusions of political correctness into >> the world of entertainment. Almost on the level of stupidity with the STAR >> TREK fans who insisted that the dark-skinned Vulcans like Tuvok were
African-Americans.)
Strange - I thought at least as early as ST:TNG if not earlier was the premise that Klingons were supposed to ensure lots of employment for
black actors.
But then Tuvok is an interesting character unlike Burnham....
  'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at Netflix
  ---------------------------------------------------------------
  The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
  life.
  Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
  project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
  previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
  series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
  due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
  co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
  producing the new project.
  The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
  after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
  previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
  will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
  Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
  Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
  Netflix.
  Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
  Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
  the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
  films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
  as a film executive.
  "Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
  Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
  most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
  characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
  and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
  wide range of settings and stories.
  Previous "Dungeons & Dragons" onscreen projects include an
  animated TV series in the 1980s and a series of live-action
  movies beginning in 2000. Most recently, the well-received
  action-comedy "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" grossed
  over $205 million worldwide in 2023.
  Crevello is repped by UTA, Anonymous Content, and Ziffren
  Brittenham. Levy is repped by WME and Ziffren Brittenham.
  Deadline first reported the development news.
<https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/dungeons-and-dragons-live-action- series-netflix-1236307153/>
On 2/13/2025 7:57 PM, Your Name wrote:
'Dungeons & Dragons' Live-Action Series in the Works at NetflixIs the action "live" if most of it is CGI?...
---------------------------------------------------------------
The live-action "Dungeons & Dragons" TV series has found new
life.
Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the
project is currently in development at Netflix. There had
previously been a "DnD" series set up at Paramount+ with a
series order, but that project ultimately did not move forward
due to strategic shifts at Paramount as well as the sale of
co-studio eOne by Hasbro. Hasbro Entertainment is also
producing the new project.
The series is currently titled "The Forgotten Realms," named
after the famous "DnD" campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was
previously attached as the showrunner of the Paramount+ project,
will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner on the
Netflix version. Shawn Levy will executive produce along with
Dan Levine via 21 Laps under the company's overall TV deal with
Netflix.
Reps for Netflix declined to comment.
Crevello previously co-created and served as co-showrunner for
the Apple limited series "WeCrashed." He also helped to develop
films like "X-Men: First Class" and "Deadpool" during his time
as a film executive.
"Dungeons & Dragons" was originally created in 1974 by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson in Lake Geneva, WI. Considered one of the
most influential games of all time, "DnD" sees players create
characters from a wide range of fantasy races like elves, orcs,
and dwarves and take part in elaborate role playing through a
wide range of settings and stories.
Previous "Dungeons & Dragons" onscreen projects include an
animated TV series in the 1980s and a series of live-action
movies beginning in 2000. Most recently, the well-received
action-comedy "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" grossed
over $205 million worldwide in 2023.
Crevello is repped by UTA, Anonymous Content, and Ziffren
Brittenham. Levy is repped by WME and Ziffren Brittenham.
Deadline first reported the development news.
<https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/dungeons-and-dragons-live-action-
series-netflix-1236307153/>
On 2/13/2025 7:57 PM, Your Name wrote:
https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/dungeons-and-dragons-live-action-series-netflix-1236307153
Is the action "live" if most of it is CGI?...
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