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With the series' announcement, Oda commented that "the first condition [he] presented is that the live-action [sic] will be faithful to the fans who have supported ‘One Piece’ for 20 years".{{Qref|[http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/marty-adelstein-tomorrow-studios-one-piece-tv-series-1202510419/ Live-Action Series Announcement - Variety]}} A few days later, Adelstein predicted that its budget "could set a new record for the highest production cost in television drama history" as "the work's worldwide fame merits this scale of production".{{Qref|[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-07-24/marty-adelstein-one-piece-live-action-series-could-set-new-record-for-tv-production-costs/.119233 Series 'Could Set New Record for TV Production Costs' - Anime News Network]}} The series will reportedly begin with the [[East Blue Saga]].{{Qref|name=East Blue}} In May 2020, Tomorrow Studios had planned to begin filming the series in South Africa by the end the year.{{Qref|[https://deadline.com/2020/05/tomorrow-studios-interview-snowpiercer-persuaders-manga-steve-coogan-hart-hanson-1202935404/ "Tomorrow Studios is also hoping to head to South Africa by the end of the year to film One Piece"]}} However, in December [[Wikipedia:Variety (magazine)|Variety]] reported that One Piece had not "set a start date" in an article about [[Wikipedia:COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa|South Africa's lifting of COVID-19 travel restrictions]].{{Qref|[https://variety.com/2020/film/global/south-africa-production-restart-1234838079/ South Africa Readies to Ramp Up Production as International Travel Resumes - Variety]}} |
With the series' announcement, Oda commented that "the first condition [he] presented is that the live-action [sic] will be faithful to the fans who have supported ‘One Piece’ for 20 years".{{Qref|[http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/marty-adelstein-tomorrow-studios-one-piece-tv-series-1202510419/ Live-Action Series Announcement - Variety]}} A few days later, Adelstein predicted that its budget "could set a new record for the highest production cost in television drama history" as "the work's worldwide fame merits this scale of production".{{Qref|[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-07-24/marty-adelstein-one-piece-live-action-series-could-set-new-record-for-tv-production-costs/.119233 Series 'Could Set New Record for TV Production Costs' - Anime News Network]}} The series will reportedly begin with the [[East Blue Saga]].{{Qref|name=East Blue}} In May 2020, Tomorrow Studios had planned to begin filming the series in South Africa by the end the year.{{Qref|[https://deadline.com/2020/05/tomorrow-studios-interview-snowpiercer-persuaders-manga-steve-coogan-hart-hanson-1202935404/ "Tomorrow Studios is also hoping to head to South Africa by the end of the year to film One Piece"]}} However, in December [[Wikipedia:Variety (magazine)|Variety]] reported that One Piece had not "set a start date" in an article about [[Wikipedia:COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa|South Africa's lifting of COVID-19 travel restrictions]].{{Qref|[https://variety.com/2020/film/global/south-africa-production-restart-1234838079/ South Africa Readies to Ramp Up Production as International Travel Resumes - Variety]}} |
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| − | In September 2020, Matt Owens discussed adapting the series on a [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]] live-stream hosted by fans of the franchise.{{Qref|[https://screenrant.com/one-piece-live-action-show-netflix-writer-episodes/ One Piece Live-Action Show Writers Want One Of Three Things In Each Episode - Screen Rant]}} Owens explained that he hoped to introduce the franchise to new audiences through live-action version and that writers' ambition for each episode is to replicate the manga's ability to make readers "laugh," "cry" and "go 'holy shit!'"; however, the East Blue arc will be less episodic and the series' humor will be suited to contemporary Western sensibilities. Owens also recounted that he was given Oda's approval after explaining how significant the franchise had been in his life.{{ |
+ | In September 2020, Matt Owens discussed adapting the series on a [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]] live-stream hosted by fans of the franchise.{{Qref|[https://screenrant.com/one-piece-live-action-show-netflix-writer-episodes/ One Piece Live-Action Show Writers Want One Of Three Things In Each Episode - Screen Rant]}} Owens explained that he hoped to introduce the franchise to new audiences through live-action version and that writers' ambition for each episode is to replicate the manga's ability to make readers "laugh," "cry" and "go 'holy shit!'"; however, the East Blue arc will be less episodic and the series' humor will be suited to contemporary Western sensibilities. Owens also recounted that he was given Oda's approval after explaining how significant the franchise had been in his life.{{Qref|[https://youtu.be/lTgfvVAc__I Matt Owens on THE REVERIE (begins 54:34)]}} |
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| + | In March 2021, production started up again with showrunner [[Wikipedia:Steven Maeda|Steven Maeda]] revealing that the series codename is ''Project Roger''.{{Qref|[https://screenrant.com/one-piece-show-production-update-netflix-image/ Netflix's Live-Action One Piece Show Returns To Production]}} |
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- For other uses of this name, see One Piece (Disambiguation).
A live-action television series based on One Piece is currently in development by the American company Tomorrow Studios,[1] and will be broadcast by the streaming service Netflix.[2]
Eiichiro Oda will serve as executive producer for the series alongside Tomorrow Studios' CEO Marty Adelstein and President Becky Clements.[1] Steven Maeda is the series' showrunner and, along with Matt Owens, an executive producer and writer.[3]
The series was first announced on July 21, 2017 by Weekly Shonen Jump editor-in-chief Hiroyuki Nakano to commemorate the manga's 20th anniversary. In January 2020, it was announced that the first season will consist of ten episodes,[2] with the plot starting at the East Blue Saga.[4]
Production
With the series' announcement, Oda commented that "the first condition [he] presented is that the live-action [sic] will be faithful to the fans who have supported ‘One Piece’ for 20 years".[5] A few days later, Adelstein predicted that its budget "could set a new record for the highest production cost in television drama history" as "the work's worldwide fame merits this scale of production".[6] The series will reportedly begin with the East Blue Saga.[4] In May 2020, Tomorrow Studios had planned to begin filming the series in South Africa by the end the year.[7] However, in December Variety reported that One Piece had not "set a start date" in an article about South Africa's lifting of COVID-19 travel restrictions.[8]
In September 2020, Matt Owens discussed adapting the series on a YouTube live-stream hosted by fans of the franchise.[9] Owens explained that he hoped to introduce the franchise to new audiences through live-action version and that writers' ambition for each episode is to replicate the manga's ability to make readers "laugh," "cry" and "go 'holy shit!'"; however, the East Blue arc will be less episodic and the series' humor will be suited to contemporary Western sensibilities. Owens also recounted that he was given Oda's approval after explaining how significant the franchise had been in his life.[10]
In March 2021, production started up again with showrunner Steven Maeda revealing that the series codename is Project Roger.[11]
Trivia
- On March 8, 2019, a listing for One Piece appeared on Netflix in the “American Programmes” category,[12] but was removed the next day.[13][14] It reappeared with the Netflix Original branding once the first season was announced in January 2020.[15]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Live-Action Series Announcement - Variety
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Oda-sensei will oversee the live-action One Piece series by Steven Maeda and Matt Owens. Netflix
- ↑ ‘One Piece’ Live-Action Series Based On Manga Classic Ordered By Netflix From Tomorrow Studios - Deadline
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 One Piece Live-Action Series To Begin With East Blue Arc
- ↑ Live-Action Series Announcement - Variety
- ↑ Series 'Could Set New Record for TV Production Costs' - Anime News Network
- ↑ "Tomorrow Studios is also hoping to head to South Africa by the end of the year to film One Piece"
- ↑ South Africa Readies to Ramp Up Production as International Travel Resumes - Variety
- ↑ One Piece Live-Action Show Writers Want One Of Three Things In Each Episode - Screen Rant
- ↑ Matt Owens on THE REVERIE (begins 54:34)
- ↑ Netflix's Live-Action One Piece Show Returns To Production
- ↑ GameByte: A Live-Action One Piece Series Is Now Listed On Netflix’s Site
- ↑ Netflix: One Piece (2019 archived)
- ↑ Netflix Site Error - Page Not Found (formerly "One Piece" listing)
- ↑ One Piece - Netflix
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