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  1. 'Wrath of the Titans' Scribe to Write 'Dungeons and Dragons' for Warner Bros.

    The studio has acquired the rights to film Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson's iconic role-playing game with David Leslie Johnson as its writer.

    AceShowbiz May 8 05:20AM UTC

  2. Warner Bros. Plans a Dungeons & Dragons Reboot

    Warner Bros. Pictures has successfully rolled the saving throw necessary to reboot a film franchise based on Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson iconic role playing game Dungeons & Dragons . Deadline reports that David Leslie Johnson ( Wrath of the Titans ) will be providing the screenplay.

    Coming Soon May 7 23:03PM UTC

  3. Warner Bros. to adapt "Dungeons & Dragons" iconic game into film

    "Wrath of the Titans" scribe David Leslie Johnson has been hired to provide the script for the best-selling role-playing game adaptation.

    PanARMENIAN.Net May 8 13:04PM UTC

  4. Hasbro Counters WB's Dungeons & Dragons Franchise Saving Throw

    Although it was reported last week that Warner Bros. had plans to reboot Dungeons & Dragons as a film franchise, The Hollywood Reporter now brings word that Hasbro is keen on countering the studio's saving throw, arguing that WB does not have the legal grounds to develop a new film.

    Coming Soon May 14 20:16PM UTC

  5. Local Golf Results: South River has Opening Day Scramble

    BOWIE: Senior Men’s League, 1st (tie), Gary Rottmann, Frank Barbitta and Joe Emert; Chris Photangtham, John Gygax and Pat Catignani; and Bill Amos, Hal Davis, Bob Mills and Tom Delaney, -4.

    CapitalGazette.com Apr 25 17:25PM UTC

  6. Warners Playing With Dungeons & Dragons

    Rolling the dice on a fantasy franchise Dungeons & Dragons is such a core concept of early gaming life for those who grew up during (and those just after) its heyday, that it seemed inevitable for someone to one day turn it into a film. That day was late in 2000, when the execrable Jeremy Irons/Marlon Wayans film pooped out into the world, making us all view the kids’ cartoon version with ...

    Empire Magazine May 8 10:01AM UTC

  7. Hasbro Sues to Stop Warner Bros. 'Dungeons and Dragons' Film (Exclusive)

    The toy company says it owns rights to make a sequel to the 2000 film based on the successful property read more        

    The Hollywood Reporter May 15 01:12AM UTC

  8. Warners Playing Dungeons & Dragons

    Update: Not so fast, says Hasbro Update! Someone isn’t happy about this idea – and wants to go to court to argue it out. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Hasbro has filed a lawsuit claiming that producer Courtney Solomon has the rights to make the movie, and that it has licensed its own cinematic take on the game to Universal. We’re wondering if the company’s case might also extend to the ...

    Empire Magazine May 8 16:09PM UTC