Prime Video's God of War Series Wraps Filming Spring 2027
Prime Video's God of War show, from creator Ronald D. Moore and starring Dave Bautista as Kratos, will wrap filming in spring 2027, with a premiere unlikely before late 2027.
Prime Video's God of War TV series is set to wrap filming in spring 2027, with a premiere unlikely before the end of that year. The show, first announced by the streamer in 2022, is based on the long-running God of War video game franchise.
The series picks up from the events of the 2018 God of War game, following Kratos and his son Atreus. Ronald D. Moore is creating the adaptation, and Dave Bautista is cast as Kratos.
Prime Video has ordered two seasons of the show, produced back-to-back — a significant commitment for a new franchise. The extended production timeline means viewers will wait a while for the first episode.
The project arrives in a crowded field of game and book adaptations. HBO's Harry Potter TV series premieres its first season on December 25, 2026, giving Prime Video's God of War a high-profile comparison point when it eventually debuts. ScreenRant reported the production details.
This is not the first attempt to bring God of War to screens beyond games: a live-action film was announced in the early 2000s but was never made.
Quick answers
When will Prime Video's God of War series premiere?
A premiere is unlikely before the end of 2027. Filming is expected to wrap in spring 2027.
Who plays Kratos in the God of War TV show?
Dave Bautista is cast as Kratos. Ronald D. Moore is creating the series.
How many seasons of God of War has Prime Video ordered?
Prime Video has ordered two seasons, produced back-to-back.