Teen Titans Live-Action Series To Begin Filming This Fall
Back in April, fans learned the Teen Titans were finally getting a live-action adaptation. DC [...]
Back in April, fans learned the Teen Titans were finally getting a live-action adaptation. DC Entertainment confirmed it would premiere Titans next year, leaving fans to speculate over its casting options and storylines. Since the show was announced, few updates have been given about the project since. That is, until now.
According to new reports, Titans will kick off production later this fall down in Georgia. Production Weekly learned the TV series will begin filming on September 25th in Atlanta. Currently, no official casting announcements have been released for Titans, but fans expect a few to trickle in soon enough. With filming set to begin in a matter of months, casting reveals will likely be made between July and August.
Of course, plenty are wondering whether any Arrowverse actors from The CW will be added into Titans. There has been no word on whether the new series is tied to The CW's lineup of comic book series. If the show is connected, then the Arrowverse does have actors for Kid Flash and Speedy. Keiynan Lonsdale plays Wally West over on The CW while Colton Haynes took up Speedy's moniker.
Right now, fans think it is unlikely that Titans will tie-in to the larger Arrowverse. DC diehards have pointed to the new show's network as reasoning; Titans will not air on The CW as it will instead debut on DC's new streaming service. The platform will also host the new season of Young Justice.
The series is being produced by Geoff Johns, Greg Berlanti, and Akiva Goldsman - the same team that brings the DC Universe on The CW. Goldsman has written the script for Titans, and it's expected to premiere in 2018.
You can read up on the synopsis for Titans below:
It follows a group of young soon-to-be superheroes recruited from every corner of the DC Universe. In the action-adventure series, Dick Grayson emerges from the shadows to become the leader of a fearless band of new heroes that includes Starfire, Raven and others.
If you want to get a taste of Titans' feel, then you can check out the gang's newest animated flick. Teen Titans: The Judas Contract. The film is directed by Sam Liu, written by Ernie Altbacker, and produced by EP Sam Register, Supervising Producer James Tucker, and co-Producer Alan Burnett. The full list of special features includes a first look at the next film Batman and Harley Quinn, a look back at Wolfman and Perez's acclaimed run on the comic, and a featurette on Deathstroke.
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