Neo2199 OP t1_j4rpmrw wrote
> Stephen Colbert, a noted fantasy fan, has come on board to help develop and produce a series adaptation of Roger Zelazny’s The Chronicles of Amber.
> Colbert, via his Spartina banner, will produce the adaptation alongside Robert Kirkman’s Skybound Entertainment.
> 'The Chronicles of Amber' features two series of five books each – The Corwin Cycle and The Merlin Cycle – with a number of short stories and prequels also in the series.
> It follows the story of Corwin, who awakens on Earth with no memory, but soon finds he is a prince of a royal family that has the ability to travel through different dimensions of reality, called shadows, and rules over the one true world, Amber.
Sounds great, hopefully one day we will get 'Lord of Light' TV series as well.
Underlord_Fox t1_j4t14bk wrote
To be fair, Lord of Light is a barely fleshed out treatise. The last three chapters are basically notes. It would take a lot of creative interpretation. Don’t get me wrong, it’s one of my favorite books.
AngelicDevilz t1_j4tq5xy wrote
Are yóu crazy, the ending was great, far from notes. It requires no interpretation, just copy the book as it is.
AGVann t1_j4v4vnv wrote
Respecting the source material? Are you crazy!? Let's hire showrunners that hate the books and demonise the fans of the IP instead.
/uj Universal actually announced in 2017 that they were adapting Lord of Light, but I guess it didn't stick.
ContinuumGuy t1_j4t56hz wrote
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> Sounds great, hopefully one day we will get 'Lord of Light' TV series as well.
Last time there was a rumored adaptation of it, it was actually the cover story for the CIA to extract people from the Canadian embassy in Iran.
And remember: Argo fuck yourself.
TantrikOne t1_j4uu5v9 wrote
Lord of light adaptation would be amazing!!
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