Actor Sydney Sweeney continues her video game movie adaptation streak. She will executive produce and star in Split-Fiction, a film based on the Hazelight Studios game. Director Jon M. Chu will helm the project, and Deadpool & Wolverine writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick will craft the screenplay.
Sweeney will play one of the lead characters, Zoe or Mio, named after the studio head's daughters. The film adaptation appears promising, offering potential for exciting blockbuster moments across fantasy and science fiction settings.
Video game movie translations have historically struggled to improve upon source material storytelling. Split-Fiction represents a potential breakthrough opportunity. Fans and critics await further casting announcements and creative details about how Chu will translate the game's narrative to the big screen.
Sweeney will play one of the lead characters, Zoe or Mio, named after the studio head's daughters. The film adaptation appears promising, offering potential for exciting blockbuster moments across fantasy and science fiction settings.
Video game movie translations have historically struggled to improve upon source material storytelling. Split-Fiction represents a potential breakthrough opportunity. Fans and critics await further casting announcements and creative details about how Chu will translate the game's narrative to the big screen.
