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Nicolas Cage says he's content Spider-Noir series has ended

Nicolas Cage, who portrayed a live-action version of Spider-Man in the Spider-Noir project, has indicated he is satisfied that the show has wrapped. He suggested he feels he has done enough with the live-action Spider-Man role and isn't seeking to continue it.

Netflix sets Donald Glover to direct, star in live-action PUBG series

Netflix is developing a live-action adaptation of the battle royale game PUBG, with Donald Glover attached to direct and star. Glover will also write and executive produce the project alongside his brother and longtime collaborator Stephen Glover.

Paramount to produce live-action Cyberpunk 2077 film

Paramount Pictures is adapting CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 video game into a live-action feature film, according to Deadline. Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura is attached to the project, though no release date or other details have been announced.

Peacock greenlights live-action Fast & Furious TV series

Peacock has officially ordered a live-action television series set in the Fast & Furious universe, months after star Vin Diesel first revealed the project was in development. Details on cast, plot and premiere timing have not yet been disclosed.

Netflix Releases Lego-Style Recap Episode for Live-Action One Piece

Netflix has released a special Lego-animated recap episode tied to its live-action One Piece series, now streaming. The episode frames the Straw Hat Pirates' story so far through Usopp's exaggerated retelling, using Lego-style visuals rather than the live-action cast.

Sega's Sonic franchise nearly cancelled before 2020 movie revived it, says franchise boss

Sonic the Hedgehog series boss Takashi Iizuka told Tokyo Game Show attendees that Sega executives once wanted to cancel the entire Sonic franchise, and that he had to fight internally to keep it alive. He credited the 2020 live-action film, whose character redesign followed fan backlash, with proving continued demand and enabling sequels; the franchise has since sold over 1.5 billion copies worldwide.