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Michelle Yeoh and Vin Diesel
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Paramount+, the big budget house aura Live-action television series, bet on another video game property.
The Paramount Global-backed streamer will be home to Ark: the animated series, which is based on the popular adventure video game Ark: Survival Evolved. The first six episodes of the animated series, which features an all-star voice cast including Michelle Yeoh and Vin Diesel, were released on March 21 on the platform. The second part of the season will release its seven episodes on a date to be determined on Paramount+.
He Ark The series adaptation was first announced in 2020 when production on the show began without a streaming home to launch it. The show is described as a “vast saga spanning eons of human history. When 21st century paleontologist Helena Walker (Madeleine Madden) is resurrected on a mysterious primeval island populated by prehistoric beasts, she must learn to survive with new allies from the ages, while attempting to discover the true nature of her strange new world.
The cast also includes Russell Crowe, Gerard Butler, David Tennant, Jeffrey Wright and Elliot Page.
He Ark The game was released in 2015 by Studio Wildcard and sold over 1 million units in its first month alone.
He Ark The animated series is produced by Lost Continent Entertainment and Lex + Otis. Game directors Jeremy Stieglitz and Jesse Rapczak, as well as Marc Diana, Doug Kennedy, Jay Oliva, James Baldanzi, Diesel, Samantha Vincent, Butler, Alan Siegel and Crowe are executive producers. Stieglitz, Oliva, David Hartman and Sebastian Montes direct the series, which was co-written by Marguerite Bennett and Kendall Deacon Davis. ARK: Survival evolved It is an original creation of the game developer.
Paramount+ has been working on its aura Television series, whose second season recently debuted on the service. Video game adaptations, such as HBO The last of us, have become increasingly popular as they provide a built-in fan base of dedicated players, as well as a reliable source of intellectual property that has already proven successful. Paramount+ with simple license The arkinstead of signing on as a co-producer, so the change isn’t that big.
