Las divisiones de television y cine de Universal han unido fuerzas para llevar a buen puerto el titanico proyecto de adaptar "La Torre Oscura" (Dark Tower) epica saga obra de Stephen King.
Ron Howard a confirmado que dirigira el priemr film, junto con la primera temporada de la serie de television.
Los planes son que despues del primer filme de la trilogia de peliculas de las que constara el proyecto, sera seguida por la primera temporada de la serie, que serivra de "puente" con el segundo filme. Despues del estreno en cines de la segunda parte de la trilogia, veremos en television la segunda temporada de la serie, preparandonos para el cierre de la trilogia en cines.
"La Torre Oscura" consta de 7 libros, y ha vendido mas de 20 millones de copias en 40 paises, esta saga narra la busqueda y lucha del Pistolero Roland Deschain por llegar a "La Torre Oscura".
En la actualidad Marvel publica la saga en forma de miniseries, tambien publica "The Stand", otra de las obras de King.
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Universal's film and TV divisions are joining forces to adapt Stephen King's epic fantasy series The Dark Tower The companies will produce three films and a TV shows based on King's seven Dark Tower novels, short stories and comic books. Ron Howard is confirmed to direct the first film, along with the first season of the TV show, which will be written by Oscar winner Akiva Goldsman. The books chronicle the mysterious The Gunslinger as he travels across a desolate and vaguely post-apocalyptic landscape in his quest for a black tower. Portals along the way eventually allow contact with our own modern world. More inside.
"I've been waiting for the right team to bring the characters and stories in these books to film and TV viewers around the world," King said. "Ron, Akiva, Brian along with Universal and NBC have a deep interest and passion for the 'The Dark Tower' series and I know that will translate into an intriguing series of films and TV shows that respect the origins and the characters in 'The Dark Tower' that fans have come to love."
Howard, Grazer and Goldsman plan first film in the trilogy to be immediately followed by a TV series that will bridge the second film. After the second film, the TV series will show the adventures of The Gunslinger as a young man as a bridge to the third film and beyond.
"The worlds of Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower' series are richly detailed, inter-locking and deeply connected," Goldsman said. "By telling this story across media platforms and over multiple hours--and with a view to telling it completely--we have our best chance of translating Roland's quest to reach 'The Dark Tower' onto screen. We are proceeding with tremendous excitement, fidelity to the source material and, quite frankly, no small amount of awe at this opportunity."
The books have sold more than 20 million copies in 40 countries.