In just over a month’s time, HBO will be streaming the live-action TV series adaptation of “The Last of Us” - one of the most acclaimed game franchises by Naughty Dog and PlayStation which will be directed by Chernobyl director Craig Mazin and TLOU franchise director Neil Druckmann.
To further promote the release of the upcoming series, HBO has released new posters featuring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as Joel and Ellie, along with a set of new character posters that you can take a look at here,
The Last of Us will start streaming on HBO on January 15.
It’s official. The live-action TV series based on Naughty Dog’s seminal and groundbreaking action-adventure video game franchise is coming this January, as HBO Max releases a poster for “The Last of Us” - with the date “January 15” set beside the streaming service logo as we get a look at an epic looking one-sheet with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey’s Joel and Ellie walking in the background to an uncertain journey in a post-apocalyptic world that’s ravaged by a mutated virus.
The Last of Us is developed by “Chernobyl” series director Craig Mazin and the director of the games himself, Neil Druckmann.
Ready your HBO Max subscriptions and mark your calendars for the start of next year, as the HBO Max app has seemingly revealed the release date of "The Last of Us" TV Series starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey.
As reported by VGC, the series is seemingly set premiere on HBO's streaming service on January 15, 2023. That's a Sunday and the middle of the 1st month of the year - so fans can look forward to starting 2023 literally with a bang!
In what will certainly get fans hyped and excited for what’s to come later this year and next, HBO Max has released a brand new sizzle reel of their upcoming new shows and seasons coming to the streaming service - including the long awaited first footage of the live-action series adaptation of “The Last of Us”!
While it was brief and only a few seconds of different scenes were shown, it’s enough to convince fans that the show may actually be faithful to the source material itself, with stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey bringing their A-game as stars from “Game of Thrones” and playing the main roles of Joel and Ellie!
The Last of Us is set to be released some time next year on HBO Max!
Released to coincide with the worldwide celebration of The Last of Us Day (aka when the outbreak of the cordyceps virus took place in the game), HBO and Naughty Dog have released the first photo of "The Last Us" TV series - which sees two former Game of Thrones stars in Pedro Pascal as Joel Miller and Bella Ramsey as Ellie for the first time!
Their backs turned and looking towards a plane crash on a hill, the much anticipated TV series is currently in production - with the first season set to debut in 2022!
One of the most anticipated TV series adaptations of one of the most beloved video game franchises in recent memory finally gets leads attached to the project, as HBO has cast Game of Thrones alums Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as Joel Miller and Ellie in "The Last of Us" series!
As reported by Deadline, Bella Ramsey was revealed first as Ellie - and the young actress who played Lyanna Stark in the final seasons of Game of Thrones is undeniably talented and perfect to play the role of the 14 year old survivor who discovers she is immune to the fictional Cordyceps virus that has infected humanity and turned its victims into cannibalistic zombie creatures. Pascal, who played other fan favorite character Oberyn Martell in the series as well as the lead character in the Disney + Star Wars series The Mandalorian will be playing Joel Miller - the 40 year old survivor who is jaded by his experiences before and after the outbreak but is tasked with bringing Ellie across the former United States to a location where a possible cure could be made for the virus.
In addition to being very talented as Lyanna Mormont, Bella can play the guitar and sing - something that Ellie acquires in the TLOU universe thanks to Joel.
The Last of Us TV Series will be executively produced by Chernobyl creator Craig Mazin, as well as the game's own creator and Naughty Dog co-CEO, Neil Druckmann. No release date for the series has been announced yet.
