(Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment)
Amazon’s long-awaited God of War live-action series is potentially finally getting ready to get underway, with a new report suggesting the show’s filming date is ready to begin.

What is the latest update on the God of War live-action show?

According to a new report from Nexus Point News, the Prime Video series is set to begin filming in March 2026, in Vancouver. Casting for the series is still underway, so we’ll have to wait a bit before we see more information as far as who will star in the show.

The road to God of War’s live-action series beginning filming has been a long one. Originally announced in 2022, the series was originally being written by Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, with Rafe Judkins serving as showrunner to the series. In 2024, however, it was reported that all three had left the project after Sony and Amazon both reportedly wanted to go in a different direction.

After the exodus of the three, creator Ronald D. Moore was brought in to serve as the series’ lead writer, showrunner, and executive producer. Moore is a prominent sci-fi creator, dating back to his time as a writer on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager. After Star Trek, Moore went on to develop and co-develop several television shows, including Battlestar Galactica, Outlander, and Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams.

Cory Barlog, Asad Qizilbash, Carter Swan, Hermen Hulst, and Roy Lee have remained on the series to executive produce.

God of War is a PlayStation action-adventure video game developed by Santa Monica Studios. The show will follow Kratos, the God of War, who, “after exiling himself from his blood-soaked past in ancient Greece, hangs up his weapons forever in the Norse realm of Midgard,” Amazon’s description reads.

(Source: Nexus Point News)