The upcoming “Halo” TV series has been in the works for years, and back in 2013, legendary director Steven Allan Spielberg was involved.
Recently, Darryl Frank, the executive producer of the show, revealed in an interview that the legendary director was not just a name, but was deeply involved in the production of the show.
“We’re treating it as one of Stephen’s legacy projects,” Frank said.
“He read every script and helped choose the lead, writer, director, cast, production design and visual effects. He was the ‘godfather’ of the project in every way and he looked at every aspect of the show.”
Audiences who are interested in the participation of big directors but are unfamiliar with the “Halo” series need not worry about being turned away.
“Halo” season one showrunner Steven Kane said: “Don’t worry if you don’t know anything about the game, it’s a grand war story and a love story. It’s a conspiracy story and a character growth. Stories. Everyone is looking for something beyond their abilities.”
The first season of “Halo” will premiere on Paramount+ on March 24.
The series is produced by Spielberg and is a live-action series adapted from the game, produced by Amblin Entertainment.
Although it hasn’t aired yet, “Halo” has also been renewed for a second season.
The “Halo” episode will feature actor Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief.
According to previous reports, the “Halo” TV series will reveal the face of the main character “Master Chief” for the first time in the history of the series, and he will take off his iconic helmet in the series to reveal his face.
The series is based on the classic game “Halo”. The main story of the series revolves around the epic cosmic war between humans and alien races in the 26th century.
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