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- The red flags continue to fly for Paramount Plus’ upcoming Halo series, as in a recent interview, showrunner Steven Kane has revealed that despite penning over 265 drafts of the live-action adaptation, he and the writing team did not “look at or talk about” the original games in any capacity.
Mar 18, 2022 · Halo showrunner Steven Kane explains that, when developing the show for Paramount+, they didn't even look at or talk about the video games.
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Mar 18, 2022 · The red flags continue to fly for Paramount Plus’ upcoming Halo series, as in a recent interview, showrunner Steven Kane has revealed that despite penning over 265 drafts of the live-action adaptation, he and the writing team did not “look at or talk about” the original games in any capacity.
Mar 19, 2022 · We didn’t talk about the game,” #Halo Season 1 showrunner Steven Kane says of his prep with the game’s developer, 343 Industries. “We talked about the characters and the world. “We ...
Mar 21, 2022 · For the new "Halo" streaming TV series on Paramount+, showrunners Steven Kane and Kyle Killen have made a conscious decision, it seems, to avoid consulting the bestselling Xbox game as...
Mar 18, 2022 · Halo showrunner Steven Kane says that they "didn’t look at the game" when creating the show. Leading up Paramount's Halo series, it was revealed that the show would have its own "Silver Timeline", essentially allowing the show to diverge from the games and create its own canon and events without interfering with what has already happened.
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Apr 6, 2022 · We spoke with the executive producers of the new television adaptation, Kiki Wolfkill and Steven Kane, about the journey they embarked on getting Halo from game to screen and the lessons they learned while making the sci-fi series.
Mar 24, 2022 · Joining the show in March 2019, Kane tells SYFY WIRE that even after years of work there was still a lot that hadn't been decided when he joined Killen in the writer's room. But one thing was agreed upon after a mountain of script drafts, which was a definitive narrative spine for Season 1.
