Hawkeye director, Rhys Thomas, has been tapped to helm a live-action movie adaptation of the 1980s anime series Robotech.
Disney+’s Hawkeye director Rhys Thomas has been chosen to helm Sony’s live-action adaptation of the iconic 80s anime franchise Robotech, Deadline reports. Thomas was the main director of the Marvel Cinematic Universe series, which was greeted with both critical appraisal and high viewing numbers.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY While Robotech was sold in the West as a single series, the show actually mixes three different Japanese animes: Super Dimension Fortress Macross, Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, and Genesis Climber MOSPEADA. Since neither of the original series achieved the minimum of 65 episodes required by U.S.
There’s still no release date for the Robotech film. However, with a new director officially announced, it shouldn’t take long for Sony to unveil more details about the project.
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