Tom Blyth and c. Wilde to star in Watch Dogs movie

Ubisoft and New Regency have revealed the cast for their upcoming live-action Watch Dogs movie. Tom Blyth, known for his role in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, will be starring in the film. Joining him is c. Wilde, who has been confirmed to co-star alongside Blyth. The storyline and character details of the movie are being kept under wraps for now.

The screenplay for the movie was initially penned by Christie LeBlanc, with revisions by Victoria Bata. The production is in the hands of New Regency's CEO Yariv Milchan, company president Natalie Lehmann, and Ubisoft's Margaret Boykin.

The live-action adaptation of Watch Dogs was announced earlier this year, promising to bring the popular video game series to life on the big screen. With its focus on technology-driven action and hacker themes, fans can anticipate a similar atmosphere in the movie. Drawing from the extensive history and numerous game releases of the franchise, there is a wealth of source material to inspire the film.

While the exact release date of the Watch Dogs movie remains unknown, enthusiasts can explore the official Watch Dogs manga for additional content. Furthermore, an interview with Ruffin Prentiss, who portrayed Marcus Holloway in Watch Dogs 2, provides valuable insights into the character's evolution.

Excitement is building for the live-action Watch Dogs movie as the cast is unveiled and production progresses. Fans of the game series can look forward to seeing their favorite characters and themes come to life on the silver screen. Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated adaptation!