Earlier today, TGA host Geoff Keighley announced on his personal Twitter that the upcoming Halo live-action series, which will land on Paramount+ in 2022, will release its first official trailer at TGA 2021.
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Halo live-action drama projects began planning as early as 2013 and were later transferred to Showtime for development. The first season of the Halo live-action series will have 10 episodes, and Jonathan Ribesman, Otu Bassherst and others will direct some episodes respectively.
Otto Bathurst is the director and producer of halo series. The show began production in 2019, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This work will tell an original story from the Halo universe while staying true to the setting of an existing worldview.
This is far from the first attempt to adapt a TV series in the Halo series. From Ridley Scott's spin-offs to Neil Blomkamp's uncertain work, Halo fans have come a long way.
In terms of actors, Pablo Schreiber, who plays Mad Sweeney in "American Gods", will play the sergeant major, and Natasha McAhhorn will play Dr. Catherine Halsey and the artificial intelligence Cortana. Bokim Woodbain will play Soren-066, Bentley Karoo will play Vannak-134, Natasha Karzac will play Riz-028 and Kate Kennedy will play Kai-125.
Halo live-action series is expected to premiere on Paramount+ streaming in 2022, so stay tuned!