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Cary Fukunaga is one of the directors currently trapped in a holding pattern while he awaits the release of his dust-gathering blockbuster, sitting on the upcoming 007 picture No Time to Die while his career’s next big phase is put on pause. But that doesn’t mean he can’t continue planning for the future.

Netflix is certainly on a roll with its upcoming comic adaptations. The planned film based on the cyberpunk graphic novel Tokyo Ghost just landed James Bond director Cary Fukunaga. The Hollywood Reporter confirms that Fukunaga will helm the adaptation of Rick Remender's dystopian comic series. The upcoming project is being...

Cary Fukunaga Will Direct Legendary’s Tokyo Ghost Adaptation. No Time to Die director Cary Fukunaga has set his sights on one of Image Comics’ best-selling titles for his next big film project. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Fukunaga has signed on to helm an adaptation of Rick Remender and Sean Murphy’s Tokyo Ghost.

Though everyone is still waiting for the next James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” it appears that Cary Fukunaga continues to move on with his career, as the biggest film he’s directed continues to be delayed. (“No Time to Die” was originally supposed to arrive in April 2020 and is now set for October.) In addition to an Apple TV+ war series, Fukunaga has found another feature he’d like to work on, titled “Tokyo Ghost.”

No Time to Die director Cary Fukunaga will direct a feature adaptation of the Image comic series Tokyo Ghost for Legendary, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Tokyo Ghost is a cyberpunk series set in the year 2089 that imagines a future where the human race has become addicted to technology and gangsters run the world. The series follows Led Dent and Debbie Decay, two constables looking for a ticket out of the Isles of Los Angeles to the final tech-less county on Earth: the garden nation of Tokyo.

Cary Fukunaga is directing the film adaptation of the sci-fi comic book series “Tokyo Ghost” for Legendary. “Tokyo Ghost” is set in the year 2089, when humanity has become fully addicted to technology as an escape from reality. It follows the story of peacekeepers Debbie Decay and Led Dent, who work in the Isles of Los Angeles and are given a job that will take them to the last tech-free country on Earth: the garden nation of Tokyo.

Cary Fukunaga is ready to move on from the U.K. to Tokyo. The No Time to Die director, whose long-delayed film will finally hit theaters this October (probably), has signed on for his next project, a feature adaptation of the cyberpunk Image comic series Tokyo Ghost for Legendary. According to...

As his eagerly awaited James Bond installment No Time to Die is gearing up for an October theatrical release, filmmaker Cary Fukunaga set up a new feature film project. Fukunaga will direct a feature adaptation of cyberpunk Image comic series Tokyo Ghost for Legendary. Tokyo Ghost is set in 2089...

To get an idea just how we’ve been waiting for No Time to Die, Cary Fukunaga wrapped shooting on the James Bond film back in late 2019. Since then, it’s been one COVID-related delay after another, with the film finally due to hit theaters this October. But with that kind of wait, Fukunaga has had plenty of time to mull over what he’ll do next on the big screen. Today we’ve learned what that’ll be; an adaptation of the cyberpunk comic book series Tokyo Ghost.