The long-awaited Fallout TV adaptation has landed a premiere date for next year.
The Prime Video series was announced a few years ago, with Westworld's Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan on board as producers.
It has now been confirmed that the show will debut on April 12, 2024, with the news announced on 'Fallout Day' yesterday (October 23) via a teaser clip posted on X (formerly Twitter) by the official Fallout series account.
"PLEASE REMAIN CALM. An Important Dated Message Brought to You By Your Friends at @PrimeVideo," they teased.
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The original Fallout games first launched in 1997, and are set in a post-apocalyptic United States following nuclear war.
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The Prime Video series will be set in Los Angeles, where citizens live in underground bunkers in order to shield themselves from radiation and mutants, among other threats, and focuses on the bunker Vault 33, which fans may recognise from the games.
The show is set to star Invincible's Walton Goggins, Yellowjackets' Ella Purnell, Twin Peaks' Kyle MacLachlan, The Wheel of Time's Xelia Mendes-Jones and Emancipation's Aaron Moten, as well as Moises Arias, Johnny Pemberton, Aixa Kendrick, Leer Leary, Dave Register and Rodrigo Luzzi.
The series will be showrun, written and executive produced by Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner.
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Speaking previously about the show, Joy and Nolan said in a statement: "Fallout is one of the greatest game series of all time.
"Each chapter of this insanely imaginative story has cost us countless hours we could have spent with family and friends. So we're incredibly excited to partner with Todd Howard and the rest of the brilliant lunatics at Bethesda to bring this massive, subversive, and darkly funny universe to life with Amazon Studios."
Fallout will premiere on Prime Video on April 12, 2024.
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