Free Guy director's WWII miniseries, All The Light We Cannot See, gets a teaser
Shawn Levy’s follow-up to The Adam Project is a special-effects-heavy World War II series based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
After sticking it out with Ryan Reynolds for a trilogy of films, Shawn Levy, director of Free Guy, The Adam Project, and the upcoming Deadpool 3, is ready to do something a little different. Well, very different.
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Levy’s All The Light We Cannot See seemingly lends his superhero-adjacent filmmaking to a genre that desperately needs it: World War II epics about a father and his blind daughter hiding a “legendary diamond” from the Nazis. Not that Levy has to play coy with his effects budget. The teaser, which contains no dialogue, but a lot of really cool explosions, is a CGI-laden spectacle that’s also a story about the “extraordinary power of human connection.” Though you could say that about any movie, this one is limited series for a streamer written by—who else—Steven Knight.