Ben Foster (The Messenger, Lone Survivor) will play WoTLK Gold, who in the story of the game allows the Dark Portal, allowing the Burning Legion into Azeroth.
Ben Schnetzer (The Book Thief) will be playing Khadgar as a mage in his youth who, as part of the game Medivh’s apprentice.
Ruth Negga (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) will play Lady Taria, princess of Stormwind.
Paula Patton (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol) will play Garona Orcs who must decide on where he loyalty lies.
Toby Kebbel (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time) will portray the main character of the Horde’s side, Durotan, the orc Chieftain for the Frostwolf family.
Rob Kazinsky (True Blood) will be playing Orgrim, Durotan’s right hand.
Clancy Brown (Starship Troopers, The Shawshank Redemption) will portray Blackhand The Horde’s most powerful Warchief.
Daniel Wu (Europa Report) will play Gul’Dan. He is an orcish shaman, and the first warlock of orcs in the fiction of the games.
During a special presentation during Blizzcon, World of Warcraft Director Duncan Jones said the movie will be filled with special effects that he described in terms of “Avatar along with Lord of the Rings at the same simultaneously.”
World of Warcraft will release in theaters in 3D on March 11. 2016.
World of Warcraft movie loses director
The World of Warcraft movie has had a setback. CraveOnline caught up with Spider-Man Director Sam Raimi at Comic-Con last week, where the filmmaker said he was no longer involved with the film that is based on Blizzard’s massively multiplayer online role-playing game because of his involvement in Oz: The Great and Powerful. Raimi has been announced as director of the World of Warcraft film director.
“Actually they’re not hiring me to direct World of Warcraft buy WoTLK Classic Gold anymore, since when I accepted the Oz position, they had to switch to a different director,” Raimi said. “They must begin creating the game.”
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