Amazon's God of War live action series is set to begin filming in March 2026; Report

The cast may be announced by the end of the year

The latest report from Nexuspointnews have hyped the God of War fans. According to them, the God of War live action series may start filming in March 2026.

This project was first announced in 2022 and is going to adapt the 2018 God of War. Let’s check out more details in this article.

God of War live action series details

According to NexusPointNews, production will start in Vancouver, with casting progress underway for the key roles like Kratos and his son, Arteus.

This series will adapt the 2018, which was based on a Norse saga. This timetable corresponds to Prime Video’s Tomb Raider series, which begins in January 2026, indicating a busy year ahead. While the site’s track record lends legitimacy, it’s best to approach this with caution until formal confirmation arrives.

Creative Team and Progress

Ronald D. Moore, known for All Mankind, Electric Dreams, and Outlander, leads as showrunner and is joined by other talented writers:

• Matthew Graham (Electric Dreams, Spanish Princess)
• Stephanie Shannon (For All Mankind, Outlander)
• Narendra K. Shankar (The Expanse, For All Mankind)
• Joe Menosky (Star Trek: Discovery, For All Mankind)
• Marc D. Bernardin (The Continental, Star Trek: Picard)
• Tania Lotia (The Witcher, The Mighty Nein)

Also Read: God of War live action series will be adapting Norse Saga; Report

At San Diego Comic-Con, Moore told IGN:

“We’re in the scripts phase. It’s going very well with a great team. Adapting a video game is new for me, and I’m amazed by the rich mythology.”

Personally, I am pretty hyped for the God of War live action series and want to see how well they are going to adapt this.

For now, everyone is just waiting patiently to see who they are going to cast for Kratos.

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