A24’s Elden Ring film is set to cost nearly €184 million
A24’s live-action Elden Ring adaptation, directed by Alex Garland, has a reported budget of nearly €184 million ($200 million), according to The Wall Street Journal, making it the studio’s most expensive film. That is almost three times the reported €64 million ($70 million) budget of its previous record-holder, Marty Supreme. The film is due in cinemas on 3 March 2028.
Bottom line — At nearly €184 million, Elden Ring is A24’s biggest production yet, with its theatrical release scheduled for March 2028.
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The Wall Street Journal’s sources put the budget at nearly €184 million ($200 million); earlier reports cited by IGN placed it just above €92 million ($100 million).
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A24’s previous budget record was Marty Supreme at about €64 million ($70 million), according to ScreenRant.
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Dark Horizons reports filming ran for four months, from April to July, with release set for March 2028.
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George R. R. Martin helped create the game’s world and is a producer on the film, Comicbook reports.
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The game has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide, according to Dark Horizons; Insider Gaming puts sales above 36 million.
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Comicbook notes that Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time cost an estimated €184 million ($200 million), while Warcraft cost about €147 million ($160 million).
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