As expected, the Nintendo Direct dedicated to The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary brought new information about The Legend of Zelda. live action movie Expected to be released in Italian cinemas April 30, 2027. There’s no trailer yet at least, but there’s an important announcement: The official title will be The Legend of Zelda.
The choice may seem small, but Shigeru Miyamoto says Only after watching the movie can you get the full meaning. The series’ creator explains that the film will present a Original plotbuilt on “stories, ideas and concepts accumulated over 40 years of gaming,” calling it “a work of art worthy of the series.”
Important symbols and core roles of Triforce
In line with the title, there are also official logo Designed to be sober: the film’s title is accompanied by the classic triangle symbol TriforceMiyamoto believed that this element would play an important role in the story, as is traditional in video games.
“When you watch this movie, You’ll understand why it doesn’t have subtitles. This is an original film based on many things Stories, ideas and concepts accumulated over 40 years of the series Shigeru Miyamoto said: “Thanks to the creativity and vision of the talented production team, it has become a work of art comparable to the “Legend of Zelda” series. Of course, myself and the Nintendo development team were involved in the production! If we talk about “The Legend of Zelda”, we will talk about the Triforce. What role do you think he will play in the film?”
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For more details, you’ll just have to wait. We currently know that the film will be directed by Wes Ball, known for the Maze Runner trilogy and War for the Planet of the Apes. The script was written by Derek Connolly, author of “Jurassic World” and “Detective Pikachu.” The only official confirmation of the cast involves the lead characters: Benjamin Alvin Ainsworth will play Linkalthough Bobra Garson will play Sarda. According to some rumors, Dichen Lachman may play the role of Impa, while Uli Latukefu may be cast to play the role of Ganondorf. A recent report also suggested that the cast also included Sam Neill, who filmed his scenes before his death in July.
