Robopocalypse Reportedly Being Developed as TV Series
Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman are involved in the adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's sci-fi novel, according to a scoop first reported online.
Daniel H. Wilson's sci-fi novel Robopocalypse is reportedly being developed as a TV series, with Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman involved in the adaptation. The scoop was first reported by @MyTimeToShineH and has been picked up by comingsoon.net.
No network or platform has been officially announced for the series, and Wilson's novel remains the source material for the project.
The book has a long history in Hollywood. Steven Spielberg originally intended to direct a film version himself, but scheduling conflicts kept pushing it back, and he later looked to pass the project to Michael Bay.
In 2018, Variety reported that Bay was in talks to direct a film adaptation of Robopocalypse.
Quick answers
Is Robopocalypse becoming a TV series?
It is reportedly being developed as a TV series, with Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman involved, according to a scoop first reported by @MyTimeToShineH.
Which network or platform will air the Robopocalypse series?
None has been officially announced.
Who wrote the novel Robopocalypse?
Daniel H. Wilson.