This will inevitably lead to a more accurate adaptation and is certainly a testament to Disney +’s vision and attention not to repeat the 2006 film mistakes.įollowing Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox, the studio that made the original 2006 movie adaptation, the intellectual rights for a possible Eragon reboot now belonged to Disney. Similar to Rick Riordan’s collaboration in the upcoming Disney+’s upcoming Percy Jackson TV show, the few details that were disclosed regarding the Eragon adaptation revealed that Christopher Paolini is, in fact, very much involved in the production of the TV series as both co-writer and executive producer.

Although the show is only in its first stages of development, Disney +’s Eragon has already fixed one of the movie’s biggest mistakes: not including the author of the books. Related: Percy Jackson Show Means Disney Must Finally Remake EragonĪfter the first attempt at adaptation with the 2006 film, the series seems to be the best hope to bring justice to this fantasy book series on screen. With her help, he embarks on a journey through the land of Alagaësia to face off against its ruler, Galbatorix, and restore the Dragon Riders’ long-lost glory. At the beginning of the first book, Eragon discovers a dragon egg near his village and, after the egg hatches, Eragon soon develops a special bond with his dragon, Saphira. The books follow a 15-year-old farm boy, the titular character Eragon, who lives with his uncle and cousin. It is made up of four books, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, and Inheritance, all of which are intended to be adapted into the Disney+ TV show, Eragon. The Inheritance Cycle is a young adult epic fantasy book series written by Christopher Paolini.

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