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entertainment1 year ago

"Amazon's 'Fallout' Secures Season 2 Renewal"

Prime Video has officially renewed the Fallout TV series for a second season, just a week after its premiere, following overwhelmingly positive feedback from fans and critics. The show, set 219 years after a nuclear apocalypse, has captivated audiences with its portrayal of a young woman searching for her missing father in a post-apocalyptic world. The renewal comes after the series' successful debut and plans for the future of the show, with executive producer Jonathan Nolan hinting at discussions about the next steps for Fallout.

via IGN|
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entertainment1 year ago

"Fallout TV Series Premieres Early on Amazon Prime Video, Fans React Positively"

The TV adaptation of the Fallout video game series will premiere on Prime Video on April 10, two days earlier than originally planned, with a live global fan premiere for the first episode. Created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the series has garnered attention for its darkly comic tone and strong cast, including Walton Goggins, and fans are hopeful for a compelling story and performances.

via Engadget|
#entertainment#fallout#jonathan-nolan
entertainment1 year ago

"Unveiling Fallout: Design Influences and Creative Choices in the New TV Series"

Jonathan Nolan, co-creator of the upcoming "Fallout" TV series, aimed to capture the unique blend of dark humor and satire in the post-apocalyptic world of the franchise, steering away from the typical bleakness of the genre. Emphasizing the importance of embracing comedy and flexibility in the script, Nolan highlighted the series' focus on new beginnings and hope in a world on the brink of change, set to premiere on Prime Video in 2024.

via SlashFilm|
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entertainment1 year ago

"Jonathan Nolan's Fallout TV Series: Balancing Game Influence and Creative Vision"

Fallout TV producer Jonathan Nolan revealed that playing Fallout 3 disrupted his writing of The Dark Knight Rises, causing a delay in the movie's production. He expressed admiration for the game's complexity and the challenge of adapting an open-world video game for television. The show's story will be told through the perspectives of three main characters, and the cast shared insights into their roles and the social commentary present in the Fallout series. The show will be available on Amazon Prime Video from April 12th.

via Eurogamer.net|
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entertainment1 year ago

"Jonathan Nolan Preps 'Fallout' Series and Wraps Up 'Westworld' as Fallout TV Production Continues"

Jonathan Nolan, co-creator of Westworld, is set to direct and executive produce Amazon's adaptation of the Fallout video game franchise, featuring a post-apocalyptic world with a retro 1950s aesthetic and a mix of humor and violence. He discusses the show's development, the impact of The Last of Us, and his desire to finish Westworld. Nolan also talks about his friendship with Elon Musk, the challenges of adapting video games for TV, and his personal journey with pilates and back pain.

via Hollywood Reporter|
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movies1 year ago

"The Dark Knight's Most Famous Line: Jonathan Nolan's Insight"

Jonathan Nolan, co-writer of The Dark Knight, explained the origin of the film's famous line, "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain," attributing it to the tragedy of Harvey Dent and Batman. The line cleverly foreshadows the hero-to-villain arcs of both characters and has since taken on a life of its own, resonating beyond the film. Nolan's upcoming Prime Video show, Fallout, based on the video game franchise, is set to premiere on April 11.

via Hollywood Reporter|
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tv1 year ago

"Evan Rachel Wood's Sleepless Nights Over 'Westworld' Ending After Cancellation"

Evan Rachel Wood, who played a central role in the HBO series "Westworld," revealed that she still doesn't know the show's ending after its abrupt cancellation in 2022. The creators, Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, had not shared the endgame they had planned, leaving both the cast and audience in the dark. Wood expressed disappointment at not getting the payoff after almost 10 years of building her character and storyline, and despite reaching out to the creators, they wouldn't reveal their endgame. Other cast members, including James Marsden, also expressed disappointment at the show's unplanned end and hoped for a chance to complete the story as originally intended.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#cancellation#evan-rachel-wood#jonathan-nolan
entertainment2 years ago

"Exploring the Dystopian World of Amazon's 'Fallout' TV Series"

The popular video game "Fallout" is set to become a TV series on Prime Video, created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy of "Westworld." The show will follow three characters in a dystopian world filled with irradiated monsters and warring factions, aiming to balance the game's open-world experience with a linear narrative. The series, premiering on April 12, aims to humanize its characters in a world that seems hopeless, offering a character-driven approach and extreme reverence for the source material.

via Rolling Stone|
#dystopian#entertainment#fallout
entertainment2 years ago

"Fallout Show Unveils Ghoul-ish World and Iconic Characters in First Look Images"

New images have been released for Amazon Prime's upcoming Fallout series, giving a closer look at characters such as Lucy and soldiers from The Brotherhood of Steel. Showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy shared details about the plot, which explores themes of division and inequality. The series follows Lucy as she leaves the safety of her vault and encounters the harsh realities of the post-apocalyptic world. The show will include humor and is considered canon to the original video game series. Fallout is set to premiere on April 12, 2024.

via Eurogamer.net|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Exclusive Sneak Peek of Fallout TV Show Unveiled at gamescom 2023"

The first teaser for the upcoming Fallout TV show was revealed at gamescom 2023, showcasing glimpses of fan-favorite aspects from the games. Helmed by Jonathan Nolan and set in Los Angeles, the show is expected to have high production values and separate itself from the game's story. The teaser hinted at the Brotherhood of Steel, iconic Vertibird vehicles, nuclear explosions, and a ghoul character resembling Fallout 4's John Hancock. The show is set to release in 2024.

via IGN|
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