This was the first connection of either movie to the Forgotten Realms setting. They subsequently developed a script, titled Forgotten Realms: Dungeons & Dragons, its logline 'Kept under wraps.' by March 24, 2014. However, only a day later, it was reported Hasbro, owners of Wizards of the Coast and therefore D&D, were arguing the movie rights were theirs and furthermore were planning a movie with Universal Studios, directed by Chris Morgan (writer of the Fast & Furious franchise and 47 Ronin). The Chainmail script was adopted and appropriately enough retrofitted to suit Dungeons & Dragons just as its namesake game had been, and renamed Dungeons and Dragons. It was to be produced by John Middleton and Roy Lee of Vertigo Entertainment ( The Lego Movie, How to Train Your Dragon) and executive produced by Solomon and Zeman.

in the early 90s and known for the original Dungeons & Dragons movie in 2000) to make a new Dungeons & Dragons live-action movie. acquired rights from Courtney Solomon and Allan Zeman of Sweetpea Entertainment (the D&D movie rights holders since acquiring them from TSR, Inc. So well received that, by September 18, 2012, Warner Bros. Described as an action-adventure fantasy film, Johnson's script was well received at Warner Bros. executive Jon Berg had asked Johnson to develop a screenplay based on D&D, despite Warner Bros.

It was named for and apparently based on the Chainmail miniatures wargame developed by Gary Gygax and Jeff Perren that was a precursor to Dungeons & Dragons. The story began with a screenplay called Chainmail, or Untitled Dungeons & Dragons Project, written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick ( Wrath of the Titans) in 2011/2012.

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