Peacock orders Twisted Metal live-action adaptation starring Anthony Mackie
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier sꦓtar also serves as executive producer

Anthony Mꦅackie's ꦡTwisted Metal TV adaptation has finally found a home at Peacock.
The half-hour live-action series, based on the popular video game of the same name, was 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:first announced back in 2019, as a joint venture from PlayStation Productions and Sony Pictures Television. In September 2021, PlayStation Productions 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:announced that Anthony Mackie ha🏅d signed on to both star in and executive produce the series.
Mackie is set to play John Doe, a milkman and amnesiac unable to recall his past. Desperate to find a community, John takes a deal to deliver a package to the other side of a post-apocalyptic wasteland littered with trigger-happy goons and a killer clown who pilots an ice cream truck. The actor is perhaps best known for playing Sam Wilson aka the Falcon in six films within the Marvel Cinematic Universe before going on to star as the titular role in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney Plus.
Twisted Metal is a popular series of vehicular combat games, with the first being released on PlayStation in 1995. The character of John Doe wa꧋s introduced in the 2001 installment Twisted Metal: Black.
Cobra Kai writer Jonathan Smith is set to write and produce alongside Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, the duo behin𝐆d Deadpool and Deadpoo♔l 2.
This is the second show in development from Sony Pictures TV and Pla🐎yStation Productions, the first being a seri𝐆es adaptation of critically acclaimed zombie apocalypse game The Last of Us.
Twisted Metal has no set release date, but production is currently underway. For more video game adaptations, check out our list of all the upcoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:all the upcoming video game movies for 2022 and beyond.
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