'Reacher' Star Alan Ritchson's Sci-Fi Video Game Adaptation Officially Hit With Major Delay
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Managed Democracy is apparently going to take a little longer to spread across the galaxy. Sony's adaptation of one of PlayStation's biggest modern franchises has already survived the loss of Jason Momoa, found a replacement in the human refrigerator currently playing Jack Reacher, and now encountered another obstacle on its march toward Super Earth.
Sony Pictures has officially delayed Helldivers by seven months, moving the sci-fi action movie from November 10, 2027, to June 9, 2028. Alan Ritchson (Reacher) is set to star as one of the titular Helldivers, with Justin Lin (Fast Five) directing the adaptation for PlayStation Productions and Sony Pictures.
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