Rawson Marshall Thurber, the filmmaker behind the Netflix hit 'Red Notice,' is directing the live-action adaptation, which will shoot this fall in Australia.

Henry Cavill is trading in his cape for a giant robot. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Cavill will star in the live-action adaptation of Voltron. Rawson Marshall Thurber will direct for Amazon MGM Studios.

A Voltron live-action movie is in the works from writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber, and several studios are hoping to land the rights.

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Spread the loveGet ready to blast off, Voltron fans, because the iconic defender of the universe is about to get a major Hollywood upgrade. We’re not talking about a reboot or another attempt at a live-action adaptation – we’re talking about a movie and it stars none other than Henry Cavill,

Henry Cavill has found his next role, and it's nothing like what the actor has done in his career so far. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Cavill has joined the cast of the upcoming Voltron movie.

Beloved Man Of Steel actor Henry Cavill may not be part of the DCU’s Justice League anymore, but the actor will once again lead a five person group that ’80s babies have very fond memories of from their childhood.

Henry Cavill is set to star in Amazon's live-action Voltron movie, directed by Red Notice's Rawson Marshall Thurber.

Rawson Marshall Thurber has come on board to helm the project, which he wrote with Ellen Shanman, as per Variety

Henry Cavill has been cast in Voltron, a live-action movie based on a popular Japanese sci-fi series. According to THR, The Superman and Witcher actor joins newcomer Daniel Quinn-Toye, who’s starred in a West End production of Romeo and Juliet alongside alongside another superhero in Tom Holland,