Machine Gun Kelly Threatens If He Can't Get Link's Role in Legend of Zelda
Interesting news came from the game world, MGK called Machine Gun Kelly, threatened if he did not get the role of "Link" in Legend of Zelda. Admittedly, the live-action work of Legend of Zelda attracted the interest of many people. The story of the popular game on Nintendo has long earned a place in the hearts of many people, including rapper Machine Gun Kelly.
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| Machine Gun Kelly, Link from The Legend of Zelda (Photo: Gotham/FilmMagic; Nintendo) |
The news of the story being turned into a film is certainly like a dream come true for Megan Fox's lover. Unmitigated, he was so insistent on being able to get a role in the project he was after. She wants to be Hyrule's protagonist, Link.
MGK Loves the Legend of Zelda
Even through his social media, the man familiarly called MGK wrote threats.
"If I'm not Link then we have a problem," she wrote in her personal Instagram Stories.
In several events, the man whose full name is Colson Baker did show his love for the Legend of Zelda. He also wore the costumes of the characters in the game several times with Megan Fox. Like at a Halloween party late last year where Megan Fox became Princess Zelda.
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Previously, Nintendo announced that they would work with Sony to work on this film. They entrusted him to The Maze Runner director, Wes Ball, to work on the project.
Zelda has long been one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises, starting with the original game released in 1986. Rumors about a Zelda movie have been circulating for years, especially after the release of recent blockbuster games like Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, but nothing came to fruition.
In 2015, Netflix was reported to be developing a live-action TV series Zelda, but that too never materialized.
Now Nintendo has officially announced the plans, with Shigeru Miyamoto and Avi Arad serving as producers. Miyamoto wrote on social media that he and Arad had been working on a live-action film project 'for years', explaining that Nintendo was involved quite a lot in its production.
"It will take (a long) time to complete, but I hope you look forward to seeing it," he said in their official statement.