Sons of Anarchy Star Cast as Kratos in God of War TV Series
Prime Video has officially announced that Ryan Hurst will portray Kratos in the new live-action God of War TV series. Hurst is well-known for his previous role as Thor in God of War Ragnarok, which earned him a BAFTA Award nomination. This casting marks a significant step in the development of the series.
About the God of War TV Series
The upcoming show is set to closely follow the storyline of the last two installments of the God of War games. The narrative revolves around Kratos and his son, Atreus, as they embark on a poignant journey to spread the ashes of their wife and mother, Faye. The series aims to explore themes of growth and guidance, highlighting Kratos’ quest to teach his son the responsibilities of being a god. In turn, Atreus seeks to impart lessons on humanity to his father.
Key Production Details
- Filming Location: Vancouver
- Start Date: March 2023
- Showrunner: Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica)
- Director: Frederick E.O. Toye, directing the first two episodes
- Production Companies: Sony Pictures Television, Amazon MGM Studios, PlayStation Productions, and Tall Ship Productions
Hurst is the first actor confirmed for the series, and the selection has generated excitement among fans. Developer Santa Monica Studio expressed anticipation about Hurst’s portrayal, referencing the legacies of previous actors T.C. Carson and Christopher Judge, who have significantly influenced the character of Kratos.
Future Casting Announcements
As of now, details about the casting of Atreus or other characters remain unannounced. Fans are eager to learn who will join Hurst in bringing this beloved franchise to life on screen.
Current Status of the God of War Franchise
While the show is gaining traction, the God of War game series is expected to continue evolving. However, no new game announcements have been made recently.
In addition to God of War, Prime Video is also developing a live-action Tomb Raider series featuring Sophie Turner. This diversification in content highlights Prime Video’s commitment to adapting popular video game franchises for television.
