"The Ghost of Tsushima" was announced earlier this year that it will be adapted into a live-action film, directed by "Fast and Furious" director Chad Stahlsky, who recently said in an interview that he would try to ensure the quality of the film.
At the red carpet premiere of The Matrix 4: Matrix Reboot, Chad Stahlsky gave an exclusive interview to IGN, where Stahlsky said he already knew that most of the game movies couldn't satisfy game fans because the filmmakers didn't have a deep understanding of the original. In the Ghost of Tsushima film, he hopes to do everything in his power to ensure that the film is flawless by working with the Docker Punch team and playStation to avoid making the same mistakes that other filmmakers have made.
Starrsky said: "I just want to get things done, you know what the current situation of the tour works is. So we're taking the time to do the right thing. We are working closely with game developers to ensure we stay true to the classic original. ”
For the live-action film, Peter Kang, the representative of the Sucker Punch team, will oversee the project as an executive producer, and Starrsky said the film is still in the screenwriting stage and the cast has not yet been determined. Staltsky also added that he entered the project because he often played the ghost of Tsushima.