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This article contains information and lore exclusive to the Warcraft film universe, which is considered to be separate from the main Warcraft universe canon.
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| Warcraft | |
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 Official film poster | |
| Directed by | Duncan Jones |
| Produced by |
Robert G. Tapert Chris Metzen Charles Roven Alex Garnter Thomas Tull Jon Jashni Joshua Donen Stuart Fenegan |
| Written by |
Charles Leavitt Chris Metzen |
| Music by | Ramin Djawadi |
| Cinematography | Simon Duggan |
| Editing by | Paul Hirsch |
| Studio | Legendary Pictures |
| Distributed by |
Warner Bros. (formerly) Universal Studios |
| Release dates(s) | June 10, 2016[1] |
| Running time | 120 to 150 minutes[2] |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | Expected to top $100 million[3] |
| Ratings | |
Warcraft (to be released internationally as Warcraft: The Beginning)[4] is an upcoming fantasy epic film based on the Warcraft series and set on the world of Azeroth. It is planned to be released on June 10, 2016.[1] It is expected to be rated PG-13.[5] Following a 123 day shoot from Jan 20 through May 23, the film is currently in post production.[6] The film's trailer made its debut on November 6 at BlizzCon 2015.[7]
Plot
The film is set in the era of the First War, and stars Anduin Lothar of Azeroth and Durotan of the Frostwolf clan. The two were chosen because they both represent the ideals of their races.[8] Strong female characters are also to feature.[5]
Literature
A prequel comic written by Paul Cornell and illustrated by Mat Broome titled Warcraft: Bonds of Brotherhood will be released on June 07, 2016.[9] A pair of tie-in novels written by Christie Golden, Warcraft: Durotan and Warcraft: The Official Movie Novelization, will be released on May 3, 2016 and June 7, 2016.[10] Warcraft: Behind the Dark Portal, a behind-the-scenes book by Daniel Wallace, will also be published on June 7, 2016.
Cast and crew
Cast
The following tables show the full cast of the movie:[11]
- Main
| Name | Character | Role | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Foster |  Medivh[12]
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Kirin Tor | |
| Travis Fimmel | Anduin Lothar[13][14]
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General of the Azeroth Army | Alliance, Kingdom of Stormwind |
| Dominic Cooper | Llane Wrynn I[13]
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King of Stormwind | Alliance, Kingdom of Stormwind |
| Paula Patton |  Garona Halforcen[12]
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Horde | |
| Toby Kebbell[12] |  Durotan[15]
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Chieftain of the Frostwolf clan | Horde, Frostwolf clan |
| Robert Kazinsky[12] | Orgrim Doomhammer[15]
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Durotan's second-in-command | Horde, Frostwolf clan |
| Daniel Wu[12] |  Gul'dan[15]
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Founder of the Horde | Horde |
| Clancy Brown[12] | Blackhand[15]
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Warchief of the Horde | Horde, Blackrock clan |
| Ben Schnetzer | Khadgar[15]
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Former student of the Kirin Tor, Apprentice to Medivh | Alliance. Formerly: Kirin Tor |
| Ruth Negga |  Taria Wrynn[15]
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Queen of Stormwind | Alliance, Kingdom of Stormwind |
| Anna Galvin |  Draka[15]
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Horde, Frostwolf clan |
- Minor
| Name | Character | Role | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Callum Keith Rennie | Moroes
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Servant of Medivh | |
| Terry Notary | Grommash Hellscream
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Chieftain of the Warsong clan | Horde, Warsong clan |
| Dylan Schombing |  Varian Wrynn
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Prince of Stormwind | Alliance, Kingdom of Stormwind |
| AI |  Go'el
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Frostwolf clan | |
| Burkely Duffield | Callan
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| Anna Van Hooft |  Aloman
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| Dean Redman | Varis
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| Ryan Robbins | Karos
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| Toby Kebbell | Antonidas
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Medivh's teacher | Kirin Tor |
| Dean Redman | Caged Frostwolf
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Frostwolf clan | |
| Elena Wurlitzer |  Draenei Mother
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| Michael Adamthwaite |  Magni Bronzebeard
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King |
Crew
- Director - Duncan Jones[16]
- Executive Producer - Stuart Fenegan[17]
- Co-Producer - Chris Metzen[18]
- Producer - Charles Roven[17]
- Producer - Alex Gartner[17]
- Producer - Thomas Tull[17]
- Producer - Jon Jashni[17]
- Writer - Charles Leavitt[17]
- Visual Effects Supervisor - Bill Westenhofer[19]
- Score Composer - Ramin Djawadi[20]
Locations
- Azeroth
- Dalaran
- Dun Morogh
- Ironforge
- Elwynn Forest
- Stormwind City
- Goldshire
- Draenor
- Dark Portal
Development
Concept artwork of Draenor, Ironforge, Dalaran, and Stormwind City were shown, implying they all may make at least some sort of appearance.[8] Lion's Pride Inn and Elwynn Forest will appear.[5] A piece of concept art depicting the construction of the Dark Portal in the wastes of Tanaan was given to a fan at San Diego Comic Con 2014.[13]
Chris Metzen has compared the film to Marvel Comics' Ultimate line, in that the broad story is what fans know and love but the details are different[8] (the Ultimate line comics have their own canon independent of the core Marvel universe)[21] so therefore the film continuity (the film and its literature) is separate.[22][23] The movie has been described as a war story, but one told from the viewpoints of both sides.[5]
In a May 9, 2006 press release, Blizzard Entertainment and Legendary Pictures (makers of Batman Begins and 300) announced that they will develop a live-action film set in the Warcraft universe. Legendary Pictures has acquired the movie rights for the game universe, and both companies are now focused on translating the Warcraft experience to the big screen.[24][25][26]
New details about the movie were reveled at BlizzCon 2007.[2][27]
On July 22, 2009, Blizzard Entertainment announced that Sam Raimi would become the Warcraft movie director. Sam Raimi is the famed director for the blockbuster series, Spider-Man, and has generated 5 Academy Awards nominations in his career. Raimi also wrote and directed the cult classic The Evil Dead and its two sequels, and produced 30 Days of Night. He also recently wrote and directed the thriller Drag Me To Hell. In addition to film, Raimi has worked in television, producing such fantasy series as Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.[18]
The live-action film was set for release in 2009, but was later rescheduled to 2011.[28]
Uwe Boll attempted to apply for the job of director, from which Blizzard CEO Paul Sams replied "We will not sell the movie rights, not to you…especially not to you."[29]
According to IMDB, the manuscript writer will be Chris Metzen. (Jesse Wigutow was mentioned, but has been removed).[30] IMDB information on pre-release movies should be taken as suspect, though. IMDB generally only removes false information if someone reports it.
According to Mike Morhaime, there is a draft script.[31] Chris Metzen mentioned that the film will be action-packed and violent, stating "We're definitely not going to make a G or a PG version of this. It's not PillowfightCraft."[27]
During Blizzcon 2010, Chris Metzen said that they have the story ready and that Raimi and his team have agreed to it and that Blizzard is just "waiting for the big green light in the sky". Nethaera said in March 2012 that "It's still on the radar. We just don't have any current updates to provide."[32]
During Comic Con 2012 Sam Raimi confirmed that the Warcraft film moved on, due to Raimi's unavailability. "Actually, they don't have me directing World of Warcraft anymore because when I took the Oz job, they had to move on to another director," Raimi said. "They had to start making it."[33] Later Raimi explained that he and Robert Rodat were working on the script for a long time. He read a screenplay written by Blizzard, and it didn't quite work for him. Raimi told them he wanted to make my his original story with Robert, so they pitched it to Legendary and they accepted it, and then we pitched it to Blizzard, and they had reservations, but they accepted it. After Robert wrote the screenplay, they realized that Blizzard had veto power. Blizzward didn't approve this story, and they wanted to go a different way.[34]
On August 2, 2012 the studio announced that they've hired writer Charles Leavitt to pen the screenplay. Leavitt has already written one fantasy film for Legendary, The Seventh Son, which is due for release in October 2013. Meanwhile, Activision Blizzard President Bobby Kotick, who has thus far been hesitant about adapting his company's games into movies, issued a statement saying that if its "important to Blizzard, it's important to me. They're very excited about having a World of Warcraft film," Kotick told Variety. Kotick continued, "They've been very careful and thoughtful about the development process... I just think [Legendary founder and CEO] Thomas Tull has such a great track record. If there's someone we want to do business with, he's at the top of the list."[35]
On January 30, 2013, Duncan Jones—director of Source Code—was announced as the new director.[16] In May 2013 producer Charles Roven told Slash Film that Warcraft is currently planned to shoot in early 2014. "First quarter 2014 we're going to shoot that movie."[36]
Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros ended their partnership on June 24, 2013, but the film shouldn't suffer delays from this situation.[37] Thomas Tull, CEO of Legendary and producer of the movie, mentioned on July 1, 2013 that the script is not finished yet, because they "absolutely don't want to screw it up", a reference to that most movies based on video games have poor reviews.[38]
A teaser for the film was shown at San Diego Comic-Con on July 20, 2013.[39]
In August 2013, it was announced that Legendary Pictures would present the film to Universal Studios in the upcoming months. It is up to Universal whether the film will be distributed.[40] It was announced later in the month that filming will begin in January of the following year.[41] Much of the film's production will take place in Vancouver.[42]
Casting started in late September 2013, with Colin Farrell and Paula Patton offered lead roles,[43] and with Paul Dano, Anton Yelchin, Travis Fimmel, and Anson Mount in talks for other roles.[44]
On October 1, 2013 a release date for the movie was announced: December 18, 2015.[45]
On November 9, 2013, during the 2nd day of BlizzCon 2013 there was a full hour panel featuring director Duncan Jones along with Chris Metzen & Rob Pardo about the movie.[46][47]
On December 4, 2013, Legendary Pictures made a cast reveal: Ben Foster, Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Toby Kebbell, and Robert Kazinsky would star in the movie.[12]
On December 19, 2013, Legendary Pictures revealed that Daniel Wu & Clancy Brown would join the cast.[48]
Plot development
Early development
The film was originally set in the era of Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. This was scrapped, however, as there were notions that it would be too similar to Lord of the Rings and that Warcraft had reached its current level of popularity through its MMORPG, rather than the previous RTS games.[2]
The movie was later said to be set one year prior to World of Warcraft, primarily told from the Alliance's point of view. Characters such as Cairne Bloodhoof, Thrall, Sylvanas Windrunner, and Bolvar Fordragon would be likely to make appearances.[2] At BlizzCon 2007, Chris Metzen said that the main character was set to be a new hero described as a "kick-ass Human" and an "Anti-Thrall",[49][50] but not Varian Wrynn.[51]
Metzen also stated clearly that lore would be bent for the sake of the film.[50]
If the film works out the producers would be excited to continue the story. A trilogy hasn't been ruled out. Metzen has teased many trilogies if they put their mind to it.[5] Jones has mentioned the possibility of an additional two films as well.[52] Additionally, they are hoping for a TV series in the same vein as Game of Thrones if the film is successful.[5]
Concept art of Teldrassil was released in relation to the film, hinting that at least some of the film takes place there, and perhaps by extension, in Darnassus. Blizzard artists, such as Wei Wang, contributed over 4,000 art pieces for the film.[5] Collaboration existed, in that ILM took photos and scans of the actors playing orcs, and forwarded them onto Blizzard. Blizzard provided concept art based on these images as to how the orcs should look. The concept art subsequently formed the basis of the 3D effects.[53]
BlizzCon 2013
BlizzCon 2013 featured an entire panel on the movie. They revealed that the story was going to be around the time of Warcraft 1, and that the focus was going to be on Anduin Lothar and Durotan, as they felt it was important to portray both the Alliance and Horde. Concept art was shown of Dalaran, Stormwind, Ironforge, and Draenor.[47]
BlizzCon 2014
BlizzCon 2014 featured a movie panel. It was stated that the film had been moved from the World of Warcraft timeframe to that of the first game, due to the abundance of storylines and characters in the former, and how difficult it would be to translate them into film format.[54]
Production
The June to November period of 2013 was focused on pre-production. Half the cast is live-action actors and the other half are motion-capture technology based actors. Real costumes will be crafted for the actors performing with motion-capture technology to have photographic references for the animations. Physical props will be used in the case of Elwynn Forest and the weapons used by human characters.[5] Duncan Jones has likened the film's use of CGI as being "somewhere between Planet of the Apes, Fellowship of the Ring and Avatar.[55]
Production of the film is being documented as it progresses. Jones is hoping for a "the making of"-type book or "behind the scenes" DVD feature.
The music of the film is being designed to be true to the game series's soundtracks.
The Orcish language was developed for the movie by a linguist who also worked on the Lord of the Rings film trilogy and Avatar.[5]
Post-production was handled by Industrial Light and Magic.[56] At the start of post-production, ILM had to work on over 1000 visual effects. By May, 2015, 50 remained.[53]
Weta Workshop carried out work on physical props and costumes for the film. 84 full suits of armor were produced for Stormwind's royal guard, along with hundreds of weapons and shields. Specific pieces of armor and weapons were created for major characters, including King Llane. The weapons were created through a combination of steel and lightweight materials.[57]
Lore differences
| Movie | Lore |
|---|---|
| Anduin Lothar has a deceased wife and a son. Queen Taria Wrynn is his sister. | Anduin Lothar has no family and is the last of his ancient bloodline. |
| Durotan is killed by Gul'dan in a duel. | Durotan is killed by Gul'dan's assassins. |
| Go'el is born near-dead and Gul'dan uses the fel to save him, turning his skin green. | Thrall is born sane and with green skin. |
| Llane Wrynn has a daughter and a son. | Llane Wrynn I only has a son. |
| Garona chooses to help the human against the Horde. | Garona is a spy of Gul'dan and the Shadow Council. |
| Llane Wrynn I asks for Garona to kill him in front of the Horde. | Garona is forced to kill Llane Wrynn I by the Shadow Council. |
| Moroes is a member of the Kirin Tor. | Moroes is a civilian. |
| Khadgar joined the Kirin Tor at the age of 6 and left it at 17. | Khadgar joined the Kirin Tor at the age of 17 and was sent to study with Medivh. |
| Medivh is crushed to death by a stone golem sent over his head by Khadgar. | Medivh is stabbed by Khadgar and decapitated by Lothar. |
| Dalaran is a flying city. | Dalaran is still grounded. |
| Alodi is a cubic artifact held by the Kirin Tor. | Alodi was a half-elven mage and the first Guardian of Tirisfal. |
| Blackhand is killed by Lothar in a duel. | Blackhand is killed by Orgrim Doomhammer. |
| Orgrim Doomhammer is Durotan's second-in-command and a member of the Frostwolf clan. | Orgrim Doomhammer is Blackhand's second-in-command and a member of the Blackrock clan. |
| The Frostwolf clan is exterminated on Gul'dan's order. | Members of the Frostwolf clan are sent into exile. |
Trivia
- Easter eggs referencing the film will be placed inside the World of Warcraft game series.[5]
- Clancy Brown, who plays Blackhand, previously worked on the Warcraft franchise in the canceled game Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, where he voiced Thrall.[58]
Gallery
First conceptual art of Teldrassil.
Draenor concept art from BlizzCon 2013.
Dalaran concept art from BlizzCon 2013.
Ironforge concept art from BlizzCon 2013.
Stormwind concept art from BlizzCon 2013.
Orgrim Doomhammer concept art from BlizzCon 2014.
King Llane concept art from BlizzCon 2014.
Screenshot of Orgrim Doomhammer released by Legendary Pictures.
Teaser poster featuring Anduin Lothar.
Teaser poster featuring Durotan.
International teaser poster featuring Durotan and Lothar.
Stormwind City panorama.
Garona Halforcen
Poster featuring Durotan, Anduin Lothar, Orgrim Doomhammer, King Llane, Garona, Medivh, Khadgar
- Press
Actors
Paula Patton as Garona Halforcen.
Clancy Brown as Blackhand.
Robert Kazinsky as Orgrim.
Ben Foster as Medivh.
Travis Fimmel as Lothar.
Toby Kebbell as Durotan.
Behind The Scenes Character Posters
Orgrim played by Robert Kazinsky.
Blackhand played by Clancy Brown.
Draka played by Anna Galvin.
Draenei Mother played by Elena Wurlitzer.
Durotan played by Toby Kebbell.
Caged Frostwolf played by Dean Redman.
Grommash Hellscream played by Terry Notari.
Gul'dan played by Daniel Wu.
King Magni Bronzebeard played by Michael Adamthwaite.
Videos
- Warcraft - Warcraft Movie (HD)
- Warcraft - Trailer Tease
- Warcraft - Official Trailer (HD)
- Warcraft - TV Spot 1
- Warcraft - TV Spot 2
- Warcraft - TV Spot 4
- Warcraft - TV Spot 9
- Warcraft - Featurette: "The Lion's Pride Inn"
- Warcraft: The Beginning – International Trailer
- Warcraft: Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton,
- Warcraft: Robert Kazinsky
- Warcraft: Director Duncan Jones Official Movie Interview
- Warcraft: Director Duncan Jones Behind the Scenes Movie Interview
- Warcraft - Featurette: "ILM Visual Effects"
- Warcraft - Featurette: "A Look Inside"
- Warcraft - "Warcraft" Score by Ramin Djawadi
- How Warcraft: The Beginning is Pushing Movie Technology to the Limit
- Warcraft - Featurette: "Rob Kazinsky Tours War Room"
- Warcraft - Featurette: "Creating Warcraft"
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External links
IMDB.com Warcraft (movie)- IMDB.com News for Warcraft (movie)
The Hollywood Reporter Warcraft- News sites
warcraft.moviechronicles.com World of Warcraft - The Movie warcraft-themovie.com Warcraft: The Movie warcraft-themovie.blogspot.com Warcraft The Movie - Blogspot
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