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Death Stranding movie reportedly being helmed by A Quiet Place: Day One director
Nearly 18 months after a Death Stranding movie adaptation was confirmed to be in the works, the live-action project has…
Nearly 18 months after a Death Stranding movie adaptation was confirmed to be in the works, the live-action project has reportedly got itself a writer and director - with A Quiet Place: Day One's Michael Sarnoski at the helm. That's according to Deadline, which says Sarnoski - whose other directorial credits include 2021's Nicholas Cage-starring Pig and the upcoming Death of Robin Hood - will serve as director and writer on the project, which is a joint venture between Kojima Productions and A24. It'll take place in the same post-apocalyptic setting as the extremely popular first game - which presumably means it'll also features invisible creatures, rain capable of ageing anything it touches, bottled babies able to bridge the gap between life and death, a mysterious plane of existence known as the Beach - but it's unclear if it'll be a direct adaptation of the games or a brand-new story.
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