The Legend of Zelda: Not Just a Movie, but a Trilogy

The announcement of a "The Legend of Zelda" movie has already thrilled the gaming community. However, new reports suggest that Nintendo and Sony Pictures have even bigger plans than previously expected. While the official release date for the first film is still set for March 2027, fresh details indicate that the project will be even more epic than imagined.

The Legend of Zelda to Be Adapted as a Film Trilogy

According to industry insider Daniel Richtman, the planned "The Legend of Zelda" movie is only the beginning of a full trilogy. As reported by VGC, the project is expected to span six years, with all main cast members signing contracts for the entire trilogy. Filming for the first installment of "The Legend of Zelda" is scheduled to begin in November 2025 in New Zealand and will run until April 2026.

New Zealand has already served as the backdrop for legendary cinematic universes such as "The Lord of the Rings," making it a promising choice for capturing the grandeur of Hyrule. With a rich legacy of storytelling, breathtaking landscapes, and a vast fanbase, "The Legend of Zelda" could become one of the most ambitious video game adaptations in history.

As more details emerge, fans eagerly await official casting announcements and storyline insights. Whether it's Link's quest to rescue Princess Zelda or an entirely new adventure, this trilogy has the potential to redefine video game films forever.