Elden Ring Film Wraps.
Alex Garland's highly anticipated A24 Elden Ring adaptation wraps production, aims for March 2028 release.
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UK filming durations have been reported inconsistently, with some outlets noting roughly four months of principal photography and others indicating a six‑month shoot.
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The film’s cast is broader than initial reports, including Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Ruby Cruz, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird, and Peter Serafinowicz.
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Public signals of wrap came via prop artist Sean Schofield, who posted a production wrap gift and a thank‑you note signed by director Alex Garland and the producers; the post was later deleted or made private.
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Set photos released during production teased concrete Lands Between visuals, including locations resembling Stormveil Castle and Liurnia of the Lakes and characters such as Queen Marika, Rogier, and the Dung Eater.
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Industry chatter emphasizes the CGI‑heavy nature of the project and suggests the budget and post‑production window could position Elden Ring as one of A24’s most expensive films.
A24's live-action Elden Ring film has wrapped principal photography and is targeting a March 3, 2028 release, according to Happy Gamer and TBreak. The news surfaced through a now-deleted Instagram post from prop artist Sean Schofield, who shared a production wrap gift and a thank-you note signed by director Alex Garland and the film's producers.
The project is a major bet for A24. It brings together a star-studded cast, a screenplay Garland reportedly wrote to 160 pages, and a post-production window expected to run well over a year before the film hits theaters.
Schofield's Deleted Post Signals the Shoot Is Done
The clearest sign of a completed shoot came from prop maker Sean Schofield, according to TBreak. He posted a wrap gift alongside a thank-you note co-signed by Garland and the producers. The post was later deleted or made private, but not before fans and outlets captured its contents.
AS reported that the deletion only added to the intrigue. Production on the film took place in the UK. Reports differ on the exact length, with some outlets pointing to roughly four months of shooting and others citing a six-month timeline, according to Otaku Kart.
Garland's 160-Page Pitch Won Over Miyazaki Directly
Alex Garland did not just ask for the rights to Elden Ring. He pitched Hidetaka Miyazaki, the game's director at FromSoftware, with a full 160-page screenplay and visual concepts. That level of detail helped secure approval for the adaptation of the Lands Between, the game's vast mythic world co-created with author George R.R. Martin.
Garland is known for cerebral, visually driven films like Ex Machina and 28 Days Later. His approach appears to have reassured Miyazaki that the source material would be handled with care, according to Head Topics.
A Star-Packed Cast Stretches Well Beyond Early Reports
The film's lineup is larger than first announced. Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, Jonathan Pryce, and Nick Offerman lead the cast. But the roster also includes Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, Ruby Cruz, John Hodgkinson, Jefferson Hall, Emma Laird, and Peter Serafinowicz.
Set photos released during production gave fans early glimpses of the Lands Between on screen. Locations resembling Stormveil Castle and Liurnia of the Lakes appeared in leaked images. Characters including Queen Marika, Rogier, and the Dung Eater were also teased, according to Happy Gamer.
Two-Year Post-Production Wait Reflects Massive CGI Scope
With filming done, Elden Ring now enters what could be a 26-month post-production stretch before its March 2028 opening. That long window is driven by the film's heavy CGI needs. The game's world is enormous and dense, full of creatures, ruins, and landscapes that must be built digitally.
Industry chatter suggests the budget could make this one of A24's most expensive films ever, according to Head Topics. Despite the long wait, fans appear largely supportive. Head Topics noted that audiences are not upset about the gap, trusting that Garland's team needs the time to do the world justice.
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