"Assassin's Creed" movie was given the green light and the cast and crew are already rolling into production. While the movie adaptation hypes the fans' excitement, details about the movie are being revealed online. Additionally, the "Assassin's Creed" movie is reportedly going to be a different movie.
Cross Map has reported that Ubisoft's CEO, Yves Guillemot, has announced that New Regency has given the go signal for the production of the new movie franchise. The CEO also acknowledged that the movie adaptation project is a very important highlight in the company's milestone.
According to the Games Radar, Michael Fassbender will have a heavy impact to the success of the upcoming movie. He will not only be playing the two main characters in the story but also he will be one of the movie producers. Although he admitted that he has played the game "only a few times," "I think it's a really fascinating concept, just the idea of DNA memory alone," Fassbender said.
Recently, Azazizia Aymar hinted some important details about the "Assassin's Creed" movie adaptation. Collider noted that the movie will feature a glimpse of the Abstergo Industries. In the video game, Abstergo serves as a head for the present day Templar activities.
Although the Oscar Award winner Marion Cotillard has a scant idea about the concept of the video game, she was convinced by Fassbender to join him in the cast as the main antagonist, according to some reports. Brendan Gleeson and Jeremy Irons are also expected to be working for the "Assassin's Creed" movie adaptation.
Furthermore, the movie will follow a different plot from the video game. It might tackle two different time periods, the present-day and the ancient one. It was revealed that the movie will only focus on one hero featuring the past and the present happenings.
The movie is dated to be released on December 21, 2016. And the cast and crew are anticipating three kinds of audiences - the video game fans, the mainstream cinema fans and the moviegoers who are into independent films - once the "Assassin's Creed" movie adaptation comes out.
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