Paramount and CD Projekt Red Developing Cyberpunk 2077 Feature Film
Film studio Paramount Pictures and Polish game developer CD Projekt Red have begun work on a live-action feature set in the world of Cyberpunk 2077. Lorenzo di Bonaventura has joined the producing team.
US film studio Paramount Pictures has started work on a feature film together with Polish video game developer CD Projekt Red. The story will be set in the world of the popular computer game Cyberpunk 2077, extending the franchise beyond video games and animation into feature-length cinema.
The project was reported on 10 October 2026 by the entertainment industry outlet Deadline. According to its information, Lorenzo di Bonaventura has joined the film's producing team. He has previously produced large-scale box-office hits, meaning films that earned significant revenue in cinemas.
What is known about the project
The available information indicates that work on the film has only just begun. The source excerpt does not say who might direct or write the film, which actors could appear in it, what the plot will be, or when it might reach cinemas. Such details will probably be announced later, and for now it is unclear how close the project is to production.
Why it matters
Adaptations of video games are becoming a notable direction in the film industry, and the Cyberpunk 2077 universe has already been used beyond the game itself, including in animation. A feature film made with Paramount Pictures gives the franchise another platform and potentially a wider audience, including viewers who have never played the game.
