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June 29, 2021
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The live-action adaptation of the video game franchise, Halo, is once again facing another drama behind the scenes with its second showrunner, Steven Kane, parting ways from the project.
This follows the departure of original showrunner Kyle Killen after the former’s arrival back in 2019, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
The production process of the show has struggled with retention and commitment issues since it was announced in 2014.
Originally planned as the first scripted original on the Xbox platform with episodes debuting first on Showtime, the ViacomCBS-owned premium cabler proceeded to become the show’s lone home in 2018.
Halo Showrunner Steven Kane to Exit When Post Production Is Complete
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Master Chief in Halo (Image: Microsoft Studios)
Halo showrunner Steven Kane stepped down after the show’s first season for Paramount Plus.
In an exclusive report by Variety, it’s been announced that Kane has decided to leave the heavily anticipated series once post-production is complete. He’s been filming on location in Budapest for the show, but COVID-19 delayed some of the shooting. The showrunner has been away from home for almost 2 years, so his wish to return for “personal reasons” are understandable. Kane’s departure isn’t the first for the show’s creative team, as his co-showrunner Kyle Killen left the series before production began in Budapest.
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