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Hasbro CEO shares updates on Dungeons & Dragons TV show

Hasbro CEO positive about D&D show progress.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks offered an optimistic update on the future of the Dungeons & Dragons franchise for screens during a recent earnings call. With the 2023 movie Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves receiving critical acclaim but falling short at the box office, there was much speculation about the potential for a sequel. The CEO expressed confidence in moving forward with their entertainment plans, particularly highlighting the development of the TV show spinoff in partnership with Paramount+.

Although Honor Among Thieves' box office performance was considered disappointing, the confirmation of the TV show's continued development hints at a positive trajectory for potential sequels. Paramount CEO Brian Robbins has shown interest in exploring a sequel with a more feasible budget, and star Chris Pine has hinted at the possibility of it coming to fruition.

The Dungeons & Dragons TV show is positioned to complement the movie and build upon its success, following the initial announcement that it would serve as a spinoff. The creative team behind the film has garnered high praise, with Honor Among Thieves boasting impressive approval ratings on Rotten Tomatoes.

Set in the Forgotten Realms campaign, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is a fantasy action-comedy film that follows the adventures of a charming thief named Edgin Darvis, portrayed by Chris Pine. With a diverse crew inspired by D&D lore, the movie delivers a thrilling tale filled with humor and excitement.

As fans eagerly anticipate the future of the Dungeons & Dragons franchise on screen, the positive developments surrounding the TV show offer hope for further exploration of this beloved fantasy world. Stay tuned for more updates on the exciting adventures that lie ahead!

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