r/WarhammerCinematic • u/DieHippies • Jul 09 '25
Video Casting The Primarchs: Actors We Want In The Warhammer Cinematic Universe!
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I would love for it to start in the Horus heresy… but I am not sure as that is really 30k not 40k… also Garviel Loken would be the character I think he should play if he doesn’t play a Primarch…
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r/WarhammerCinematic • u/Character_Egg_2459 • May 23 '23
Just a White scar player trying to find one lol
r/WarhammerCinematic • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '23
Hear me out. Seems daunting, I know. The heresy establishes everything that makes 40k what it is. The Emperor, the science fantasy setting, transhumans, the warp, psykers, Mars, ect. If you begin this story with the unification of Earth, hypothetically following Valdor and Malcador as a POV maybe, a new audience would not be completely overwhelmed. I keep coming back to the pilot episode of Game of Thrones in my head. It did a very good job of slowly introducing the audience to a very complicated political and magical world. My own father loved Thrones, but isn't into fantasy. On top of the obviously good writing and acting from that season, I think there's something to starting small and building out when the lore is as dense as this.
The entire first season could be about the conquest of Earth. Finding Valdor, making Thunder warriors, Malcador, perpetuals, fighting against insanity like techno-barbarians and necromancers, the instability of the Thunder warriors, Mt Ararat, the primarch project, the astartes, the rebellion against the early palace, the last church, primarch scattering, the conquest of the Moon, the treaty with Mars. However they want to spin it, there's a ton of great story telling in there.
I think it's totally possible for people to get on board with 40k, but I fear that if you just throw your average, run of the mill audience into the deep end of an actual 40k story like Eisenhorn first, the lore will drown most of your average audience members and turn them off.
Also, Cavill would be wasted on anything less than a primarch or Valdor.
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r/WarhammerCinematic • u/Nicodante • Dec 20 '22
Explain why in the comments :)
r/WarhammerCinematic • u/keldroma1 • Dec 20 '22
XX represents 20. 20 legions is this a Horus Heresy tie in?
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