The Live-Action LOCKE & KEY Series Has Been Picked Up By Netflix For A 10-Episode Season

The Live-Action LOCKE & KEY Series Has Been Picked Up By Netflix For A 10-Episode Season

After year's of trying to get the Locke & Key series off the ground, the live-action show has finally found a home on Netflix, earning a season consisting of 10 hour-long episodes and a second showrunner.

By VHernandez - Jul 25, 2018 05:07 PM EST
Filed Under: Netflix
Source: Deadline
Ever since Hulu passed on the pilot, the live-action series based on Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez's Locke & Key has been searching for a new home. And now, after two months of reports suggesting the series might land on Netflix, the streaming giant has officially picked up the project.

However, the series is going to experience a lot of changes before it heads to its new home, as Netflix will redevelop and recast the entire show. These changes also include the addition of Meredith Averill (The Good Wife) as co-showrunner, putting her alongside Carlton Cuse (Lost) who has been attached to Locke & Key since development began.

And while IT director Andy Muschietti is no longer set to helm the pilot episode, he and his sister will act as executive producers for the 10-episode season. One other addition to the list of producers is Aaron Eli Coleite who, along with the comic creator Joe Hill, also rewrote the pilot script.


So, what do you folks make of this news? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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blitzburgh
blitzburgh - 7/25/2018, 5:13 PM
OK?
Smallvillefan21
Smallvillefan21 - 7/25/2018, 5:15 PM
Snarf.
CasualFanatic
CasualFanatic - 7/26/2018, 8:23 AM
I love the idea, but I assume that the entire arc of the books (which is essentially one calendar year) won’t make it into one season. Which makes me wonder how they’ll handle the Bode and Rufus characters, since they will visibly age and the high school age cast could get away with spreading one year of stories over many years.
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