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Dungeon Crawler Carl Live-Action Series Moves Forward
Peacock's live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl series with Seth MacFarlane gets green light after Matt Dinnaman confirms animation could follow if live-action underperforms.
In brief
Peacock's live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl series with Seth MacFarlane gets green light after Matt Dinnaman confirms animation could follow if live-action underperforms. Peacock's live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl series begins filming in 2027 with Seth MacFarlane's company, while Matt Dinnaman says animation remains…
Live-Action Series Ordered
Peacock ordered a live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl TV show with Seth MacFarlane's Fuzzy Door company producing it.
Dinnaman on Format Options
Matt Dinnaman said live-action is cooler but animation remains possible if the live-action show underperforms.
“I think live-action is cooler than animation, personally. I strongly feel if we attempt a live-action show and it doesn’t do great, that doesn’t preclude the idea that we might not do an animated show.”
Filming Starts in 2027
Universal confirmed Dungeon Crawler Carl's live-action series will begin filming in 2027 with writers in session for several weeks.
Universal's Confidence
Universal Studio Group's Jordan Moblo felt confident they could produce great live-action that does the source material right.
Cast and Production
Jeff Hays, the audiobook narrator, will voice Princess Donut; no other cast members confirmed.
Animation as Backup Plan
If the live-action series underperforms, Matt Dinnaman says an animated adaptation could still be developed.
The big picture
Peacock's live-action Dungeon Crawler Carl series begins filming in 2027 with Seth MacFarlane's company, while Matt Dinnaman says animation remains possible if the show underperforms.
