According to Deadline, Ubisoft has rolled up its sleeves for a movie set in the universe of the Watch Dogs games. The director and starring role of the film have also been announced.
In recent years, we have seen movie or TV series adaptations of many popular games. Many games, from The Last of Us to Assassin’s Creed, appeared on the screens. Work was continuing for this much. Today, another production has been added to the upcoming game adaptations.
According to Deadline’s special news, Ubisoft’s most popular game Watch Dogs, will be adapted for the big screen. The leading role and director of the film are already known.
Sophie Wilde, famous for the movie Talk to Me, will star in the lead role.
According to the information received, the film will be produced by New Regency Pictures and Ubisoft Film & Television companies. The leading role is the 26-year-old Australian actress. Sophie Wilde it will include. Wilde starred in A24’s Talk to Me, one of the most popular horror films of last year, and made his name known to the whole world with his successful performance.
The film, which will take place in the Watch Dogs universe, is directed by the French filmmaker known for his horror films such as Tüp and Hostile. Mathieu Turi We’ll see. Also the script Cristie LeBlanc he writes. LeBlanc wrote Netflix’s Oxygen movie.
That’s all the details about the movie. Release date unknown. We don’t know what kind of theme it will have or whether it will run parallel to the games. The games were set in fictional versions of real-life cities and featured hacker characters with different goals. The villains were corrupt companies, crime bosses, or rival hackers. For example, the first game, set in Chicago, was about a hacker named Aiden Pearce trying to avenge his deceased nephew.
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