AnElden Ringmovie could be on the way, as A Song of Ice and Fire andGame of Thronescreator George R.R. Martin has teased thatearly talks are happeningabout the production.
George R.R. Martin was pivotal increating the backstoryand world of Elden Ring, though the exact extent of his contributions will likely never be known. Regardless, he’s credited with being one of the co-creators of the game’s world, along with Elden Ring director Hidetaka Miyazaki.
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It could be time for the Lands Between to hit the big screen, as Martin mentioned atIGN Fan Fest 2025that anElden Ring moviewas in the early stages of discussion.
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Naturally, while Martin has likely been consulted about an Elden Ring film, he wouldn’t be able to contribute much to its development, considering he’s still thirteen years into writing The Winds of Winter, which is the long-awaited sixth entry in the A Song of Ice and Fire series.
“We’ll see if that [the Elden Ring movie] comes to pass and what the extent of my involvement was, I don’t know,” he said. “I’m a few years behind with my latest book, so that also limits the amount of things that I can do.”
Regardless, the fact that Elden Ring is still in early discussions could well amount to nothing. Companies buy the movie rights to properties and sit on them indefinitely all the time, and that could betrue of Elden Ring.
Also, how would an Elden Ring movie even work? The natural idea is to do a prequel, showing the downfall of the Lands Between, one that dovetailed into the events of the game.
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Any Elden Ring movie would be incredibly expensive to make, considering the scale and aesthetic of its world. That alone might kill the project, regardless of how popular the game is.
If anything,Bloodbornewould be a muchbetter FromSoftware propertyto adapt to the screen first, owing to its scale and easier-to-recreate setting. But Bloodborne’s limited audience reach might make it less attractive than Elden Ring, making the Lands Between a more attractive prospect to a studio.
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