BREAKING: FX Networks has officially announced a thrilling new adaptation of the Far Cry video game series, spearheaded by Noah Hawley and Rob McElhenney. This exciting development comes just two weeks after the renewal of Alien: Earth for its second season.
The Far Cry series promises to be a groundbreaking anthology show that will shift characters, plots, and settings each season, mirroring the game franchise itself. McElhenney, known for his role on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, will not only star but also collaborate closely with Hawley on this ambitious project.
Hawley expressed his passion for the Far Cry franchise, stating,
“To create a big action show that can change from year to year, while always exploring the nature of humanity through this complex and chaotic lens is a dream come true.”
He likened the adaptation to his previous work on the critically acclaimed Fargo, emphasizing the thematic richness inherent in the games.
McElhenney echoed this sentiment, highlighting the chance to adapt such an “iconic” universe. He stated,
“Getting to work alongside Noah Hawley is a dream realized. Ubisoft has been remarkably generous, entrusting us with one of the most iconic video-game worlds ever created.”
The announcement comes from Nick Grad, President of FX Entertainment, who praised the longstanding partnership with both Hawley and McElhenney, noting their history of delivering captivating series. “We couldn’t be more excited that they are teaming up for Far Cry,” said Grad. “I have no doubt that they will tell this story in a way that is original, gripping, and wildly entertaining.”
As anticipation builds, fans of Far Cry and FX’s previous collaborations will be eager to see how this adaptation unfolds. The series aims to capture the essence of the games while providing a fresh narrative experience each season.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as FX reveals additional details regarding casting, release dates, and more. This is shaping up to be a must-watch for both video game enthusiasts and television audiences alike.
