HBO Announces The Last of Us TV Series (November 2020)
In November 2020, HBO officially announced a series based on The Last of Us, to be directed by Chernobyl's Craig Mazin and written by game director Neil Duckmann.
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AI summaryIn November 2020, HBO officially announced it will produce a series based on the game The Last of Us.
According to the article, the Last of Us series will be directed by Chernobyl creator Craig Mazin and written by the game's director Neil Duckmann.
The Last of Us series is expected to follow the events of the first game up to The Last of Us 2 and, per rumors, will not invalidate the games' story.
HBO's ''The Last of Us'' Series Is Coming
The world of ''Last of Us'', a favorite of players and one of the best PlayStation and console games ever, is becoming a series. HBO, which had stayed silent on the news about whether there would be a series during the pandemic, broke this silence and announced that production will officially begin. The success of recent game adaptations and series like The Witcher does not seem to have escaped HBO's notice.
The series will be directed by Craig Mazin, the creator of Chernobyl, and written by the game's director Neil Duckmann. According to a news channel, the series' producers will include very talented people who have worked on everything from Game of Thrones to Chernobyl. We hope this game, which we all love, is produced without sparing any expense.
Although not much is known about the series yet, it is expected to follow the events of the first game and continue up to Last of Us 2. According to rumors, the series will not invalidate the games' story and will add a new world to the Last of Us series. Stay tuned for more!
