Live-action Naruto movie production begins in 2027
Destin Daniel Cretton, the visionary director behind the latest Spider-Man installment, is turning his attention to his next major endeavor: the Hollywood live-action adaptation of the legendary Naruto manga. According to reports from The Hollywood Reporter, cameras are expected to roll on the highly anticipated project during the first half of 2027.
Cretton had been developing this Lionsgate production even before taking the helm of his most recent superhero blockbuster. Now that his commitments to Marvel are concluding, the director is refocusing his efforts on the iconic Japanese franchise. Lionsgate appears eager to maintain momentum, banking on a filmmaker whose stock has soared to become one of the most sought-after directors in the industry today.
The feature film will adapt the celebrated manga series by Masashi Kishimoto, which captivated readers from 1999 to 2014. The narrative centers on Naruto Uzumaki, a spirited young ninja from the Hidden Leaf Village who strives to become the Hokage—the most formidable and revered guardian of his people. Despite navigating early isolation and widespread skepticism, Naruto gradually cultivates deep bonds of friendship, ultimately finding his place within a elite team led by Kakashi Hatake.
Source: Film.ru
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