The Last of Us: HBO boss gives series launch update, and it won’t be too long

There is news about TLoU series.

Back in February, HBO’s chief content officer, Casey Bloys, announced that The Last of Us series would no longer flicker across our screens this year. “We haven’t given a date for the broadcast yet,” it said at the time. “But it won’t be 2022. They’re still shooting in Calgary.” Filming is now complete and post-production is in full swing. Apparently the work is going well, because Bloys is now narrowing down the period for the start of series production.

When will The Last of Us air on HBO?

That is new: In an interview with the Hollywood reporters Casey Bloys let himself be lured out of cover and gave a small update on the state of production of The Last of Us.

When asked when we can expect production to start, Bloys replied: “We’re headed towards early 2023.“

Exactly what that means remains open. Everyone understands something different by the beginning of the year, but it should probably start before the summer of 2023. The wording “towards” suggests that it won’t be in January or February. As of now, even if there is room for interpretation here, a series start in spring 2023 seems likely.

Here you can get all the important information about the story and the cast:

More news about the TLoU series:

You don’t have to survive 2022 without The Last of Us

As part of the Summer Game Fest, Naughty Dog presented a remake of the first video game, which will be called The Last of Us Part 1. The release is already in September, and here you can see the announcement trailer:

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The Last of Us Remake trailer reveals the remastered version for PS5

At the same time, the long-awaited multiplayer title originally planned as part of The Last of Us Part 2 was finally announced. We don’t have a lot of information about the project yet, only that it should be released in the coming year, just like the HBO series.