Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, the trendy movie variation of the traditional tabletop role-gambling game, is ready to hit theatres on March 31, 2023. Directed by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, the film promises to convey the game’s rich international and playful spirit to the large display in a unique tale about a team of misfits who embark on an epic heist to retrieve a lost relic.
The worldwide trailer for the film was recently launched, showcasing the film’s monster-sized action and funny encounters. The forged, led by Chris Pine, includes Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith, and Sophia Lillis, with Hugh Grant playing the villain. The trailer offers a glimpse of the group running far away from dragons, using portals to escape from hazards, and attractive in a humorous exchange with a skeletal corpse.
In the latest interview, Smith and Regé-Jean Page talked about their enjoying working with Goldstein and Daley.
Smith praised the administrators’ technique to the fantastical factors of the story, announcing that they embraced what makes the game unique. Page brought up that Goldstein and Daley loved the characters they had been operating with, making it an extraordinary and memorable enjoyment for him.
Paramount Pictures has recently signed a first-look deal with Goldstein and Daley, indicating their confidence in the directors’ abilities to bring their vision to the big screen. While it remains to be seen if the movie’s box office performance will warrant further expansions of the franchise, a television series based on the game is currently in development at Paramount+.
