Film adaptations of Dmitry Glukhovsky?s Metro 2033 novel have started and stopped a few times. Most recently, the movie rights reverted back to the author after Glukhovsky and the project?s then production company, MGM, disagreed over the script. Now, it appears the writer has put his faith in another company. Russia?s Gazprom Media acquired the Metro 2033 rights and will team with its subsidiaries, TNT Premier Studios, TV-3 Channel and Central Partnership, to film the novel. Shooting is slated to begin sometime next year, with a theatrical release date of January 1, 2022 currently set in place.
The last attempt at adapting the book fell through because the screenwriter?s script reportedly Americanized Glukhovsky?s work. Glukhovsky seems much more confident about the way this new partnership with Gazprom Media is working out. In a statement, the author explained, ??I finally met a team that I can entrust Metro with. Our ambitions turned out to be similar: to create a world-class blockbuster and stun even those who have read the trilogy and know it by heart.?
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