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Moon director Duncan Jones to film Warcraft movie

Paladins, elves, mana and more. The World of Warcraft movie gets one step closer to the big screen

The world of Warcraft will soon start its journey to the big screen after Source Code and Moon director Duncan Jones confirmed that he’ll be directing Warcraft – the movie adaptation of Blizzard’s insanely successful massively multiplayer online role playing game.

There’s no word on casting or a storyline for the time being, but given the vastness of the WoW universe, it’s safe to say that there’s plenty of sourse material to go on. The script will be penned by Blood Diamond scribe Charles Leavitt.

Now all we need is noted World of Warcraft fans Felicia Day, Vin Diesel and Mila Kunis to sign on the dotted line and we’ll be more than happy. Who would you cast in a World of Warcraft film? Let us know on Twitter.

[The Hollywood Reporter via Joystiq]

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