Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Call of Duty’ Film Directed by Pete Berg Set for 2028 Release
Paramount has set a theatrical release date for its Call of Duty adaptation. The studio will open the film on June 30, 2028.
Release announcement
The date was revealed during Paramount’s CinemaCon presentation on Thursday. Studio executives presented the plan to exhibitors and press.
Creative team and roles
Taylor Sheridan is writing the ‘Call of Duty’ film, which Pete Berg will direct. Sheridan and Berg also serve as producers on the project.
Pete Berg co-wrote the screenplay with Sheridan. David Glasser of Sheridan’s 101 Studios is listed among the producers.
Producer perspectives
Rob Kostich, Activision’s head and a producer, said the team sought the right partnership. He cited David Ellison as a key collaborator.
Kostich emphasized capturing authenticity on a human level while delivering large-scale action. The goal is to balance realism with epic scope.
Studio strategy
The film marks a high-profile move for Paramount under David Ellison’s regime. The studio aims to strengthen its franchise slate.
Paramount views Call of Duty as a tentpole opportunity. The project aligns with a strategy to expand cinematic franchises.
Franchise pedigree
Call of Duty is one of the best-selling video game franchises ever. The series has sold more than 500 million copies worldwide.
It has been the United States’ top-selling franchise for 16 years. Game entries have covered World War II, Vietnam, the present and future settings.
Developer
Activision, the video game company behind the series, is a producing partner. The publisher remains involved in the film’s development.
Filmogaz.com will continue to track updates as production progresses toward the 2028 release date.