US EditionAction Masters of the Universe Movie Has Its Debut Teaser, With Full Trailer Due Out Tomorrow
Prince Adam reunites with the Power Sword after 15 years to battle Skeletor and protect Eternia in the live-action film releasing exclusively in U.S. theaters, June 5, 2026.
- MGM Amazon Studios dropped the first teaser for Masters of the Universe, revealing Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam, with the live-action feature opening in U.S. cinemas on June 5, 2026.
- Travis Knight is directing the film from a screenplay by Chris Butler with early drafts by David Callaham and Aaron and Adam Nee, while Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, Robbie Brenner, Steve Tisch, and DeVon Franklin produce alongside executive producers Ynon Kreiz, Bill Bannerman, and David Bloomfield.
- The teaser opens with an 80s-style TV voiceover and commercials showing floppy discs, breakfast cereal, and Sunday morning cartoons, while visuals include Galitzine gazing at the Sword of Power and glimpses of Eternia's creatures and machines, featuring Roboto, voiced by Kristen Wiig.
- The project marks the franchise's third big-screen adaptation, and a high-profile ensemble with studio backing could boost mainstream audiences and merchandising.
- Mattel launched He-Man as a toy line in 1982, with the original series running two seasons and 130 episodes, and Nicholas Galitzine says the new film blends nostalgia with new fans.
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Nicholas Galitzine appears for the first time characterized as He-Man in the first official advance of Masters of the Universe, the expected film restart of Mattel's classic franchise that will reach cinemas on June 5.
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Teaser trailer for new live-action He-Man
Most of Amazon and MGM Studios' teaser trailer for its forthcoming Masters of the Universe is nostalgic tickling for the generation X folks they figure it's for. But we get a few shots to enjoy. The live-action reboot, starring Nicholas Galitzine (The Idea of You) and directed by Travis Knight (Kubo and the Two Strings), follows on the hells of Kevin Smith's animated reboot, which concluded in 2024 after three seasons. — Read the rest The post T…
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